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Saudis attack Riyadh Posted: November 11, 2003 1:00 a.m. Eastern By Mike Evans © 2003 WorldNetDaily.com Remarks by the Saudi state-controlled media would cause one to think that Eskimos or Pygmies attacked Riyadh, and that the world should rally to their aid. This followed the suicide bombing on Sunday, Nov. 9, in which 17 were killed and 122 wounded. Saudi officials have attributed the strike to al-Qaida operatives in Riyadh. The most realistic news headline, of course, would be "Saudis Attack Riyadh" – rather than "Al-Qaida Attacks Riyadh" – but that would not be good PR for the world's largest...

Hillary Clinton's new book "Living History" might be wowing them in major urban centers and adjoining suburbs that lean politically and socially liberal, but what about middle America? According to a recent article by journalist Jon Dougherty of the popular website WorldNetDaily, although Sen. Hillary Clinton's memoir is "reportedly selling well in some areas of the country, it isn't setting records in the heartland". Well that begs the following question -- Which new books have a more widespread appeal throughout America? Moreover, is there any particular bestseller that not only reflects the values, but the overall pulse of America at...

America's Christians are apparently rallying against the road map, if the sales of a new book by a leading evangelical author are an indication. Beyond Iraq: The Next Move: Ancient Prophecy and Modern Day Prophecy Collide, by Michael D. Evans, is outselling Hillary Clinton's Living History on the Amazon.com best-seller list. It is No. 2 after Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. "I knew that prophecy and conspiracy were colliding and had to rally the troops," said Evans, the founder of the Jerusalem Prayer Team movement of support for Israel. "I knew that the sleeping giant of American...