21 killed in Mexican gang shootout near US border
ISLAMABAD - The blasts at Lahore’s Sufi shrine that killed 38 people show that terrorists have no respect for any religion and such acts will not deter us to fight them, Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari said Friday.
21 dead in Mexican gang gun battle near US border
KUNDUZ - Taliban militants attacked a guest house of US troops in Kunduz city, capital of Afghanistan’s Kunduz province, Friday morning, a top official said.
Vick says he ‘had nothing to do with’ shooting
Judge: Guantanamo detainee not suffering from PTSD
Family of slain teen seeks damages from California
Texas executes killer of Houston-area nurse
Organizers: Wash. legal pot measure won’t qualify
Prosecutors: US network ready to aid spy ring
Jamaica probes robbery at gov’t official’s home
WASHINGTON - In a move that is being seen as a way to recruit more US-born terrorists, militant outfit Al Qaeda launched what it is calling its first English language online magazine.
Judge sets bail for 1 in Russian spy case
NEW YORK — A judge has granted bail to one person accused of spying for Russia and denied bail to two others after a prosecutor warned the defendants had plenty of helpers in the U.S. to help them flee.
LAHORE - At least 38 people were killed and more than 175 injured in double suicide bombings at a shrine in Lahore late Thursday, government officials said.
Leftist spy suspect lived under fake ID for years
Curry atty says parties agree to vacate warrant
Georgia AD apologizes after DUI arrest
ATLANTA — University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans apologized Thursday after he was arrested for drunken driving, saying he “failed miserably” in being a leader and representing the school well.
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Search expands for suspect in slayings of 2 cops
Insanity ruling for Texas mom who dismembered baby
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Murder case dropped in 1981 CA tribal slaying
Official: Spy suspects have plenty of US helpers
New trial ordered in NYC for ex-food service boss
Los Angeles police say they warned of rave danger
US warns of al-Qaida threat in Burkina Faso
Prosecutor: Officer lost control in train shooting
Massey workers face criminal charges in W.Va. fire
LAHORE - At least 35 people were killed and 175 injured in three suicide blasts that rocked the Data Darbar shrine in Lahore Thursday night, police said.
US judge detains Pa. hoax mom for fraud trial
LAHORE - At least 18 people were killed in three suicide blasts that rocked the Data Darbar shrine in Lahore Thursday night, media reports said.
New York (GaeaTimes.com) Winner of 12 Olympic medals, Jenny Thompson was attacked by would-be robbers as they failed bid to steal her Vespa scooter in Brookline, Massachusetts on Monday night. The two thugs punched her in the face but Jenny Thompson knew how to stay tough under pressure.
Prosecutors: Suspect in Russian spy ring confessed
LAHORE - At least seven people were killed and 25 injured in three blasts Thursday night at a shrine in Lahore, media reports said.
DOJ: Detain alleged Russian spies as flight risks
Cyprus hunts for alleged Russian spy paymaster
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Titans backup QB Chris Simms arrested in NYC
Judges eye secret tapes in L’Oreal heiress trial
Father of former Miss Oregon pleads guilty
Ex-inmate sues ex-Chicago cop over alleged torture
UGA athletic director charged with DUI
ATLANTA — Authorities say University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans has been arrested and charged with drunken driving.
LA County child abuse worker accused of teen sex
NC man found innocent of murder gets $750,000
Judge rejects actor’s bid to silence mom, brother
JAMMU - The Shri Amarnath Yatra Sangarsh Samiti (SAYSS), a group of social, political and religious organizations, has called for a Jammu shutdown Saturday to protest against what it termed harassment of Amarnath pilgrims in the Kashmir Valley.
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