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Once dubbed America's 'dictator' of Iraq, Paul Bremer finds 'stress relief' in art

As the de facto ruler of Iraq, American diplomat Paul Bremer found himself the target of assassination attempts as he tried to get the country back on its feet following the 2003 invasion.
Once dubbed America's 'dictator' of Iraq, Paul Bremer finds 'stress relief' through art

As the de facto ruler of Iraq, American diplomat Paul Bremer found himself the target of assassination attempts as he tried to get the country back on its feet following the 2003 invasion.
Experts: Expect bigger, fiercer wildfires in West
Cops: 'High-risk' arrest nets suspect with stolen weapons, Molotov cocktails, body armor
Man arrested in stolen truck carrying weapons, explosives, body armor in Seattle
Father driving float accidentally runs over son at Oklahoma Fourth of July parade

An Oklahoma Fourth of July parade turned tragic Thursday morning when a father accidentally ran over and killed his 8-year-old son, who had been on a parade float, police said.
Supreme Court's Ginsburg vows to resist pressure to retire
Independence Day, NSA leaks inspire 'Fourth Amendment' rallies

Internet privacy advocates gathered both online and off Thursday, using U.S.
Poll: 71 percent of Americans say founding fathers would be disappointed

While America celebrates her birthday, a new survey reveals that most Americans believe the nation’s founding fathers would be disappointed with the way the country has turned out.
British police open new probe into Madeleine McCann disappearance