Wesley Snipes is going to jail."A federal judge on Thursday sentenced the actor Wesley Snipes to three years in prison for willfully failing to file tax returns. Mr. Snipes, who was convicted in February,...
Moscow (ANTARA News) - The British government`s cultural arm said on
Thursday it had halted work in the Russian city of Yekaterinburg
because staff were being interviewed by Russia`s domestic intelligence
service.
The British Council has been caught up in an escalating...
This will only isolate Sudan even more, maybe that is what they want. If it wasn't for the cute Teddy Bear this teacher would be in deep Sh*t. These are the same people who gave us Darfur and much of the killing in...
"Suspect in the sale of Pertamina`s very large crude carriers, Laksamana Sukardi, through his lawyer, Alamsyah Hanafiah, wished to have the builders and buyers of the VLCCs summoned by the Attorney General`s Office...
""We have presented facts and figures but unfortunately they were not mentioned in the final reports (from KPPU)," Kwan said, referring to the KPPU's findings sent to ST Telemedia three weeks ago.
The upcoming hearing is going to be the final hearing for the KPPU to hear out...
"Parking attendants could soon be able to hand out on-the-spot fines if they catch anyone dropping litter.
The attendants will be re-named "civil enforcement officers" and allowed to issue penalty notices for fly-posting and graffiti.
They would also become council "spies",...
"Emergency looms on the horizon
Absar Alam
ISLAMABAD: In order to ensure smooth re-election of the president, the government is expected to slap emergency on the country, apparently to ward off the rising political...
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"The General’s Report
How Antonio Taguba, who investigated the Abu Ghraib scandal, became one of its casualties.
by Seymour M. Hersh June 25, 2007
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"Egypt's dissidents held down by law
Critics say the latest election is yet another instance in which the ruling party is using restrictive measures to hamstring opponents.
By Borzou Daragahi and Noha El Hennawy, Special to The Times
June 12, 2007
CAIRO — Days before...
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The Republican National Committee, hit by a grass-roots donors' rebellion over President Bush's immigration policy, has fired all 65 of its telephone solicitors, The Washington Times has learned.
Faced with an estimated 40 percent falloff in...
Though the maximum penalty for piggybacking someone else's WiFi connection seems unusually stiff (even the lesser penalty that this offender recieved seems a bit harsh), one must question the...
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"Ex-KGB Agent Accused in Litvinenko Death
May 22nd, 2007 @ 6:45am
By TARIQ PANJA
Associated Press Writer
LONDON (AP) - Prosecutors accused a former KGB agent Tuesday of murder in the radioactive poisoning of fellow ex-operative Alexander Litvinenko and sought his extradition...
Redwood City is a fairly quiet community somewhat south of San Francisco and is prone to gray skiesgenerally well-behaved police officers. But last night - just having read a story at Yahoo News - the cops were far...
Undoubtedly the military government of Thailand needs CNN switched off so it can concentrate on returning the country to democracy. Honestly, who didn't see this coming?"Since being ousted from office, Mr Thaksin has travelled around Asia. The coup leaders fear these visits...
"The deposed prime minister of Fiji has said he will return to Suva, the capital, next week to seek a restoration of democracy.
Laisenia Qarase said on Saturday he would seek talks with military commander...