FBN's Judge Andrew Napolitano on how airport security is impacting your civil liberties.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Taliban impostor fools NATO
A man reportedly involved in talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban said he was one of the Taliban's most senior commanders. In reality, he was a lowly shopkeeper from the Pakistan city of Quetta. He allegedly flew to Kabul on a British military aircraft for at least two meetings, with at least one of the meetings with Afghan President Hamid Karzai.
South Korea warns north over attack
South Korea's president has threatened "enormous retaliation" against North Korea if there is any further aggression against his country, just hours after scores of northern artillery shells hit Yeonpyeong, a South Korean island.
At least two soldiers were killed, 19 others injured, and many houses set ablaze on Tuesday in what appeared to be one of the most serious border incidents since the 1950-53 Korean war.
The South Korean military was placed on its highest state of alert and troops fired back with their own artillery.
Both countries claimed the other had triggered the clashes.
Divya Gopalan reports on the first norhern attack on South Korean soil in more than half a century.
[November 23, 2010]
CCTV images show fear in Korea
CCTV shows panic-stricken residents of Yeonpyeong island as North Korean shells fall around them.
Lou Dobbs on TSA Screening
FBNs Lou Dobbs on the growing controversy surrounding the TSA and its evasive passenger-screening methods.
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