Anti-Islam Film Maker Arrested For Probation Violation
Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, the maker of the notorious film "Innocence of Muslims," which inspired violence and rage in Muslim nations,…
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Attempt for Anonymous Google Bloggers to be Subpoenaed for Their Opinions
When Ralph Zucker, president of Somerset Development of Lakewood, was attacked by anonymous blog postings, he struggled to pinpoint who…
Rowdy Roaches and Malicious Mice are Unconstitutional
Okay, this is no laughing matter, but we just coined the title that way. This is extremely serious and concerns…
Medical Marijuana Okayed in Arkansas by Court
On Thursday, the Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that a proposal to legalize medical marijuana can be on the November ballot,…
U.S. Banks Facing DDOS Attacks by Middle-East Hackers
Over the last week, there has been a series of denial-of-service or DDOS attacks on the websites of a number…
Former Credit Suisse Trader Arrested in London
On Wednesday, Kareem Serageldin, former global head of structure credit trading for Credit Suisse Group AG, was apprehended by law…
American Airlines Threatens Legal Action Against its Pilot’s Union
American Airlines has sent a litigious letter to its pilot's union late Wednesday claiming that if the pilots didn't cease…
Prosecutor Bites Man
According to the Chicago Tribune News, Sarah Naughton, 31, an "apparently intoxicated" Cook County, IL prosecutor from Chicago became disruptive…
U.S. Army General Charged With Forcible Sodomy and Adultery
Brig. Gen. Jeffrey A. Sinclair has been charged with forcible sodomy, multiple counts of adultery and having inappropriate relationships with…
Lawsuit Against Hewlett Packard Dismissed
A lawsuit filed against Hewlett Packard Co's Chief Executive Mark Hurd and the board of directors by shareholders has been…
Fort Hood Soldier Arrested for Shooting Friend
In a sad turn of events, a soldier, Army Spc. Patrick Edward Myers, was taken into custody by police officers…
5th Circuit Reverses Katrina Decision over Liability of Army Corps
On Monday, in an extraordinary move, a three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans…