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 "Things don't add up," says Pat Smith about the Obama administration's explanations for the debacle of Benghazi.
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 Tomatoes are going for $5.77 per kilo in Mexico.
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 It is time to stop providing taxpayer dollars to fund the multi-million dollar Planned Parenthood business.
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 President Obama as Barack the Organizer exposes the purely partisan nature of Alinskyian political organizing. It's the Chicago Way.
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 And just in time for Earth Day...
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 A Muslim attack on Egypt's St. Mark Cathedral in Cairo bodes ill for native Coptic Christians, and for the rest of the world's Christians.
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 U.S. educated business leader Horacio Cartes appears ready to win Paraguay's presidential election.
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The leader of Chechenya, a Muslim-majority region that is part of Russia, blamed the American upbringing of two Chechen natives suspected for the Boston Marathon bombings.
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 Mary Kay Henry, president of the Service Employees International Union, addresses parishoners at Holy Redeemer Catholic church in San Francisco. A Catholic, Henry is also a homosexual and advocate of same-sex marriage who lives with another woman.
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 One suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing is dead, and another is at large in one of the biggest manhunts in Massachusetts history. A police officer is dead, and another is severely wounded, following a shoot-out and further bomb blasts.
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President Obama and Cardinal O'Malley spoke at interfaith service at Holy Cross Cathedral in Boston.
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 In southern Greece, 28 Bangladeshi migrant workers were shot by farmers who had refused to pay six months' wages.
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 Learning from trees.
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