Suc le Bleu - iPhones reportedly exploding in France

Illustration for article - Reports of iPhones exploding, starting fires and killing people in cold blood have been around since the inception of the handset.

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Files prove Pentagon is profiling reporters

Recent confidential profiles of the work of individual reporters prepared by a Pentagon contractor — indicate that the ratings are intended to help Pentagon image-makers manipulate the types of stories that reporters produce while they are embedded with U.S.

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Army leaves convicted racist unguarded, is surprised when he escaped

A manhunt is under way for a U.S. Special Forces soldier who fled after being convicted of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a German woman.

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Colbert heads downrange, maybe New Mexico | Stars and Stripes

The host of Comedy Central's "The Colbert Report" said he is headed to the Persian Gulf to entertain U.S. troops, but he repeatedly declined to give further details.

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Bankrupt Newspapers Need a Bailout

Illustration for article - Bankrupt Newspapers Need a Bailout

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Republican Thugs

Cartoon - this is what Obama's up against

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New Cold War: Funny Russian Propaganda Poster

Russia has thrown down a new gauntlet to Barack Obama with an announcement that it will sharply increase production of strategic nuclear missiles.

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Christmas travelers annoyed by baggage charges

It pays to pack light when planning for air travel over the holidays.

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OJ Simpson gets 15 years (comic)

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Lost in translation - Iraqi Interpreters Can't Even Speak English

"I'm sorry," he says. "My English is not very good." American troops across Iraq say interpreters often have trouble with even basic English. Dozens of interpreters across Iraq demonstrate uneven language skills.

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Bush Legacy? [comic]

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Russian analyst predicts decline and breakup of U.S.

CARTOON - A leading Russian political analyst has said the economic turmoil in the United States has confirmed his long-held view that the country is heading for collapse, and will divide into separate parts.

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Not playing around: U.S. Army to invest $50M in combat training video games

The Army has created a video game unit and will invest $50 million over five years on games and gaming systems designed to prepare soldiers for combat.

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Baseball Girl Manga

IManga - Eri Yoshida is to about to become the first woman to play in Japan's all-male professional baseball league.

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Obama already a boom for a couple of Industries

Humorous Cartoon about Obama's recent effects on the newspaper and guns industries

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Next Economic Crisis: Baby-Boomer Horror Story

We've got to stop a bigger economic disaster in the making: 78 million baby-boomers eligible for Social Security and Medicare.

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Obama Noise

there's been a lot of noise this election, but one word continues to stand out.

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Number of overseas voters may break records in '08

Organizations dedicated to helping overseas voters cast their ballot this year are reporting unprecedented rates of participation over the past few months as Election Day and absentee ballot deadlines near.

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Yahoo unveils new logo

Yahoo announced Tuesday it would lay off 10 percent of its workforce, or about 1,500 people, as sales declined for the third consecutive quarter.

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You're thinking of "Wakeboarding"

Illustration - CIA Tactics Endorsed In Secret Memos, Waterboarding Got White House Nod

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McCain Bait Racer

satirical illustration on John McCain racial provocation

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Gates: Political reconciliation with parts of Taliban may be possible

Defense Secretary Robert Gates: "We promoted a reconciliation that involved people we were pretty confident had been shooting at us and killing our soldiers," he said. "At the end of the day, that's how most wars end."

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Airman drops in on couple in "love hotel"

A Japanese couple in an off-base "love hotel" had an unexpected visitor this weekend when a U.S. airman dropped through the roof of their rented room.

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Obama's Military Interview | Stars and Stripes

Democratic Sen. Barack Obama wants to keep Guardsmen and Reservists closer to home, believes military families need a bigger voice in government, and sees a long-term U.S. presence in Iraq even with his plans for a drawdown of combat troops there.

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McCain's Military Interview | Stars and Stripes

Republican Sen. John McCain hates stop loss, worries about the number of departing non-commissioned officers and expects more U.S. troops in Afghanistan in the near future.

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