first, herschel walker, starting with what is true. in his college, he accomplished what most can only dream of, he s a three-time player of the year with a national championship and heisman trophy to his name. he played pro ball for some of the best teams in the league, competed in the 1992 winter olympics and the last administration, co-chaired the president s council on physical fitness and sports. all of that in short to say that he s plenty to be proud of. among those accomplishments, though, is not a degree from the university of georgia, because he never graduated. he s claimed he was a high school valedictorian. he wasn t. and he suggested he was an fbi agent. i spent time at quantico at the fbi training school. y all know i was an agent? he wasn t. he did claim he was joking. this year, when his comments were reported, his campaign did not tell the newspaper that he was joking. in any case, claiming nonexistent ties to law enforcement is a familiar refrain of his
Iraq's top court ruled Thursday that the speaker and a rival lawmaker should be ousted from Parliament, following a high-profile feud between the two men, but the panel did not give a reason for the verdict.
means necessary to safeguard america s identity. reporter: barbara walter has studied civil conflicts around the world. would you say by even having a conversation about the prospect of a civil war in the united states, that we re being alarm its itselves, just talking about this? i wish that were the case. but the reality is, there are violent extremists who want to overturn the current system. when you go and you talk to people who have lived through civil wars, and i talked to a lot of them, places like sarajevo and belfast and b baghdad, if you asked them if they saw it coming, they all say, we had no idea. reporter: i think two years ago, we would not have done a story about this about anonymous comments on the internet. but what we have seen since january 6th is some of those people making those comments go
A Katyusha rocket struck an Iraqi military base hosting U.S. troops at Baghdad's international airport Wednesday while in Syria, eight rounds of indirect fire hit a base with members of the U.S.-led coalition, the Iraqi and U.S. militaries said.
A Katyusha rocket struck an Iraqi military base hosting U.S. troops at Baghdad's international airport Wednesday while in Syria, eight rounds of indirect fire hit a base with members of the U.S.-led coalition, the Iraqi and U.S. militaries said.