Lawyers for prisoner accused of killing guard seek to cover neo-Nazi tattoos during Utah trial
Lawyers want defendant’s neo-Nazi tattoos covered Porn actor charged with murder in sword attack dies after fall from LA hillside
Porn actor sought in slaying dies in hillside fall Clinton records offer clues to pragmatic, sometimes unpredictable high court nominee Kagan
Police in Wisconsin investigate sexual assault allegation against Green Bay Packer
Police: Green Bay Packer accused of sexual assault Taliban militants get life term in PakistanISLAMABAD - A Pakistani court has handed down life terms to six Taliban militants accused of planning attacks on foreigners and manufacturing suicide jackets, officials said. Porn actor charged with murder in sword attack in custody after fall from LA hillside
Porn actor sought in slaying falls from hillside Hundreds rally in Phoenix heat to support Arizona’s new illegal immigration law
Immigration law supporters rally at Ariz. Capitol Pakistani militants behead Afghan man for ’spying’ISLAMABAD - Unidentified militants beheaded a 60-year-old Afghan man for allegedly “spying” for the US military based in neighbouring Afghanistan, media reports said. Porn actor charged with murder in sword attack threatens to kill self during LA standoff
Porn actor sought in slaying threatens suicide Lake Delton, Wis., police investigate whether Green Bay Packer was involved in sexual assault
Police: Green Bay Packer accused of assault Gunmen slay 2 Iraqi candidates allied to Sunni-backed party
2 candidates from Iraq’s Sunni-backed party killed Police: Porn actor charged with murder in sword attack may be barricaded in Los Angeles house
Porn actor sought may be barricaded in LA house S. California mother finds her missing children after 15 years using Facebook
Calif. mom finds missing children using Facebook Interrogation of Dutch murder suspect Van der Sloot begins in Peru
Stunned-looking Dutch murder suspect interrogated Democrat running for governor could find simply owning a gun isn’t enough for Texas voters
Drew Peterson’s fourth wife’s body locatedSan Francisco (GaeaTimes.com) According to latest news, authorities may have learned the actual location where the body of Dew Paterson’s fourth wife Stacy Paterson may have been buried. Drew Paterson is currently in jail and is waiting for the trial for the murder of his third wife Kathleen Savio. Anti-American cleric urges Iraqi leaders to form new government within a week
Iraqi cleric: political impasse must end in 1 week Maoists torch resthouse in ChhattisgarhRAIPUR - Maoist rebels set ablaze a forest department resthouse in Chhattisgarh’s violence-hit Bastar region Saturday but there were no casualties, police said. The ultras also disrupted bus services in the region. Illinois police investigate lead in disappearance of ex-cop Drew Peterson’s 4th wife
Ill. police probe lead on Drew Peterson’s 4th wife Dutch murder suspect Joran Van der Sloot arrives in Peru to face charges
Dutch murder suspect now in Peru to face charges Maoist banner denies rebels’ link to train tragedyKOLKATA - A Maoist banner was found in Kolkata Saturday urging the people to foil the “conspiracy” hatched against the ultras by blaming them for the Gyaneshwari Express tragedy that claimed 148 lives, police said. Obama nominates new intelligence chiefWASHINGTON - US President Barack Obama nominated a retired Air Force general Saturday to serve as the nation’s top intelligence official. Dutch murder suspect Van der Sloot arrives in Lima to face charges
Dutch murder suspect arrives in Lima LIMA, Peru — The young Dutchman wanted in the murder of a 21-year-old Lima woman — who also remains the lone suspect in the 2005 disappearance of a U.S. teen Natalee Holloway — arrived in Peru’s capital on Saturday to face justice. Dutch murder suspect arrives in Lima to face justice
Dutch suspect arrives in Lima LIMA, Peru — The young Dutchman wanted in murder of a 21-year-old Lima woman has arrived in Peru’s capital. British soldiers, policeman killed in AfghanistanKANDAHAR - A blast killed one police officer and injured 15 other people Saturday in southern Afghanistan, where two NATO-led British soldiers had also been killed in an earlier insurgent attack, officials said. Iraqi official says Iranian troops cross into northern Iraq in pursuit of Kurdish rebels
Iraqi official says Iranian troops cross border India gets access to HeadleyWASHINGTON - India has finally been given access to Pakistani-American Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative David Coleman Headley, who has confessed to his role in the 26/11 Mumbai attack, according to US National Security Adviser James Jones. Congo police say several arrests made in connection with rights activist’s death
Several arrested for Congo activist’s death UK police study family feud and tax inquiry as triggers for taxi driver’s killing rampage
UK police study family feud over mass shootings Gunmen kill third Iraqi parliamentary candidate from Sunni-backed alliance
3rd Iraqi candidate from Sunni-backed party killed Clinton records give enough material for people to see what they want on high court pick Kagan
Drug trafficking returns to Guinea-Bissau after a lull, threatening the fragile government
Drugs return to Guinea-Bissau, destabilizing it US backs African efforts to tackle growing al-Qaida offshoot in the Sahara Desert
Al-Qaida offshoot grows in the desert GAO, Mali — Dozens of Malian troops rush through the sweltering desert, yell war cries and open fire, spitting hundreds of bullets from rifles and machine guns. It’s all part of a training session — run by the United States. Presidency College HOD ArrestedEvidence of Maoist links with northeast insurgents: PillaiSHILLONG - Home Secretary G.K. Pillai said Saturday there was evidence of Maoists establishing links with insurgents in the northeastern region. Amy Bishop Case New TurnStephen Clancy Hill Still AbscondingSuspected Maoists kill one in West BengalKOLKATA - Suspected Maoists Saturday shot dead a man they held guilty of being a police informer in a kangaroo trial in West Bengal’s West Midnapore district, police said. Over 150 people migrate as Maoists label them informersRAIPUR - Over 150 people belonging to 35 families have migrated from their ancestral forest village in Chhattisgarh’s restive Bastar region after Maoists branded them police informers and threatened to wipe them out, police said Saturday. Snippets from Kagan’s time in White House suggest high court nominee was no political purist
Rwandan judge charges US professor with denying Rwanda’s genocide
US law professor charged in Rwandan court KIGALI, Rwanda — A Rwandan judge has charged a U.S. lawyer with denying Rwanda’s 1994 genocide and publishing articles that threaten the country’s security. Four landmines recovered in JharkhandRANCHI - The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Saturday recovered four landmines from a railway track on the outskirts of Ranchi, the Jharkhand capital, police said. |
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