with, Kuwait's opposition, which includes both nationalists and Islamists.

While the Kuwaiti opposition has called for political reform, including a crackdown on corruption, it has stopped short of targeting the Al-Sabah monarchy which has ruled Kuwait for two and a half centuries.

Kuwaiti parliament has been dissolved seven times since 2006 due to frequent feuds between the government and opposition.

© 2018 AFPAll three (Sallie, Lucy, and Abe) had each been allotted 160 acres of land in 1903 as the result of an act of Congress on March 1, 1901,1 providing for the allocation of 160 acres of land to each member of the Muskogee Creek Tribe of Indians. Plaintiffs contend that Abe Foster died in 1955, and, therefore, as his only surviving heirs, they are entitled to the benefits from his property, consisting of his original 160 acres plus the 320 acres which he inherited from Sallie and Lucy Foster. Plaintiffs further contend that the benefits to which they are entitled are the oil and gas rents and royalties held by the Secretary of the Interior for the benefit of Abe Foster or his heirs. They claim that, since