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"Glitches" everywhere: FAA Computer Glitch Backs Up Flights NATIONWIDE

REMINDER: World Oil Production Peaked in 2008FAA Computer Glitch Backs Up Flights NATIONWIDEIn today's high-tech...

Choose a better day, damn it: Oprah Winfrey show will end on 9/9/11

"The Oprah Winfrey Show", one of the TV industry's biggest money-makers and the top-rated US daytime talk show, will...

First marijuana coffee shop opens in America

The first marijuana coffee shop in the US has opened, posing an early test of the Obama administration's move to relax...



•  Vancouver police disable sonic weapon

Vancouver police say they have disabled the ability of a new piece of equipment so it can no longer be used as an acoustic weapon. The police faced criticism from the BC Civil Liberties Association...

•  Panama: Students Protest “US Bases”

(Weekly News Updates on the Americas) -- Students from the Student Revolutionary Front (FER-29) and the University Popular Bloc closed off one of Panama City’s main arteries for more than an...

•  Police Officer Uses Taser On 10-Year-Old Girl

Ozark police said they were called to a home where a mother asked for help with her unruly child, but the 10-year-old's father said he's outraged at the force police used against his daughter.Read...

•  Exodus: 500,000 Floridians Left The State This Year

With real estate and the job market in tatters, Flordia is experiencing a record out-flow of its residents: Sun Sentinel: Later this month, Rick and Connie Desrochers will join a migration out of...

•  Collective punishment: Pirate gets town's Wi-Fi unplugged

Excerpt: The Coshocton county has provided Wi-Fi for a number of years as a free municipal service but last week was forced to shut it down after a single copyright infringing download saw the Motion...

•  Honest vs Corrupt Officers in Mexico

Related: Mexico says US arming drug gangs; Mexico: narco gangs gird with car bombs, submarines; 25 Mexican Police Officers Are Accused of Links to Drug Traffickers; Mexico: Army general found...

•  Ugly Truth: Most U.S. Kids Sentenced to Die In Prison Are Black

The U.S. stands alone in the world in condemning thousands of juveniles to life without parole. And race is a huge factor. Will the Supreme Court even consider it? On Monday the U.S. Supreme Court...

•  Really???? Critics: Police Abused Power During G-20 Summit

An open forum was held Tuesday night for those involved in G-20 demonstrations. The Pittsburgh Citizen Police Review Board heard comments and complaints from students, lawyers and protesters. Most...

•  You must be joking: Bush Warns of 'Too Much' Government

George Bush has promised to steer clear of criticizing his successor's policies, but he seemed to come awfully close yesterday during a speech at SMU. "As the world recovers, we will face a...

•  Don't mess with the military: Muggers See Military ID, Return Wallet

Related: Milwaukee robbers see Army ID, return walletFour men stopped a University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee student at gunpoint Tuesday and grabbed his waller. When one of them took a moment to look...

•  Fort Hood Shooting 'Oddities'

'Three people are involved. That, by definition, means it is a conspiracy.'U.S. Army gunman's act "impossible" - grandfather 07 Nov 2009 The grandfather of a U.S. Army psychiatrist accused of...

•  Student journalists wage battle for H1N1 death certificates

Journalism students at the University of Southern California are waging a battle to obtain the death certificates of individuals who have died from the H1N1 virus, the school's online news site Neon...

•  You can't hide: Mexico extraditions to US reach record high

(WW4 Report) -- The US Department of Justice announced Nov. 1 that Mexico's extradition of 11 fugitives to the United States the previous day has brought the number of extraditions this year to a...

•  U.S. agrees to settle lawsuit in which CIA officials are accused of misconduct, fraud

Former DEA agent Richard Horn, and his attorney, former federal prosecutor Brian Leighton, have struck a deal to end a long-running legal case in which Horn accused former CIA and State Department...

 

 

   
   

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