Osama Bin Laden

Robert Naiman, Policy Director of Just Foreign Policy will be our guest today on The Morning Zone at 7:37AM MDT. Osama bin Laden is dead and buried at sea, and while some are critical over the White House decision to not release a post-mortem photo, Robert Naiman thinks the real issue is whether the war is over and our troops can come back home...

The New Egypt By Micah Halpern Friday May 6, 2011 Yesterday an Egyptian court sentenced al Adli, former Egyptian Minister of the Interior, to twelve years in prison. He was found guilty on several corruption charges. Adi was one of the most feared and despised people under Mubarak...

Osama Bin Laden is finally and permanently exorcized from the planet, and the families of those killed on 9-11 may finally have some closure...BUT...Bin Laden  and the lessons we have learned will never be gotten. Today in The Morning Zone, we will explore what all this really means...

For the eighteenth straight month, the overall index for the Mountain States region, a leading economic indicator for the three-state area of Colorado, Utah and Wyoming, advanced above growth neutral 50.0.  According to surveys of supply managers, durable goods producers continue to benefit from healthy growth in sales and new orders from abroad even as higher energy prices is cooling overall grow

By Micah Halpern Tuesday May 3, 2011 I've Been Thinking: We have to evaluate responses to the US action against Osama bin Laden. Those who are upset with the United States need to be identified and their motives must be exposed...

A University of Wyoming Political Science Professor says Al-Qaida will continue to pose a security threat, despite the death of Osama Bin Laden.  The U-S Supreme Court says Wyoming is not taking too much water from a river system it shares with Montana. Amy Richards has a report. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News. //townsquare.media/site/99/files/2011/05/Wyoming-radio-news-am1.mp3&qu

Today at 7:07 AM MDT on The Morning Zone, law enforcement specialist. and KGAB columnist, Jim Kouri looks deeper into the Bin Laden killing from his latest column. Special Forces and Intelligence Team Work Together to Get Bin Laden By Jim Kouri Defense Secretary Robert M...

By Frosty Wooldridge  "An empire is an immense egotism,” said Ralph Waldo Emerson.  For the past 45 years, the United States, with 570,000 military personnel on 700 bases in 120 countries maintained (s) an empire around the world...

By Jim Kouri While millions of Americans are celebrating the killing of the world's Number One terrorist, Osama bin Laden, the global war on terrorism is far from over. Intelligence reports coming out of Israel and Lebanon reveal some disturbing events taking place in Lebanon...

As the news continues to come in with details on the killing of the world's most wanted terrorist, KGAB's middle east analyst, Micah Halper, author of "What you Need to Know About Terror" and "Thugs" will be on with us in today's Morning Zone at 8:07 A...