Ahmadinejad target of Rome murder plot

The Iranian rhetoric is attaining a new level of paroxysm, ..."Enemies of Iran should know that they would face Iranians' iron fist in case of making any mistake against the country,' Revolutionary Guard's Deputy...

Royal Navy's sonar testing may have killed dolphins off Cornish coast

Investigators may have found the cause of the mysterious mass dolphin deaths in the UK. Some special testing by the Royal Navy may have killed them."The Royal Navy had been testing sonar equipment only miles from the bay where dozens of dolphins met an agonising death.Another...

Kathleen Savio: Unearthing the truth

Drew Peterson must not be sleeping to well these days. His dead and almost forgotten 3rd wife’s body has been exhumed and with it the realization that this scum bag Chicago Cop might be a serial killer. After...

Police: We've got nothing on McCanns

"COPS have got NOTHING on Kate and Gerry McCann and they will NOT be quizzed again, it emerged last night. Portuguese prosecutors announced there was insufficient evidence to warrant any further questioning of the couple over their lost daughter Madeleine. The declaration was...

Dem. Leadership; "Mistake Was Made" House Forms Panel

In an extraordinary move Dems close vote as Latino Congressmen try to change vote."The House last night unanimously agreed to create a special select committee, with subpoena powers, to investigate Republican...

Google maps "airbrushes history" of Hurricane Katrina

People using Google Maps' satellite imagery as an accurate window into their world now have good reason to doubt what they're seeing--recently it was revealed that the imagery of New Orleans currently reflects the...

Border pot bust for Torontonian woman

This is a developing story; we'll keep our eyes on it and let you know more details as they progress. "TORONTO (CP) - A 27-year-old Toronto woman is facing prosecution in the United States following the seizure of...

Top 25 Censored Stories of 2007

"#1 Future of Internet Debate Ignored by Media Sources: Buzzflash.com, July 18, 2005 Title: “Web of Deceit: How Internet Freedom Got the Federal Ax, and Why Corporate News Censored the Story” Author: Elliot D....

Ancient Statues returning to India

An illegal shipment of six ancient religious statues seized by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is to be returned to India. Staff at Heathrow airport confiscated the statues in August 2005 after suspicions were raised over the nature of a shipment arriving from India. Experts...

Botched hanging in Iraq arouses Arab suspicions

"CAIRO (Reuters) - The botched hanging of Saddam Hussein's half-brother Barzan on Monday aroused Arab suspicions of foul play and malice, deepening the divide between the Iraqi government and Arabs in other...

Botched hanging in Iraq arouses Arab suspicions

By Jonathan WrightCAIRO (Reuters) - The botched hanging of Saddam Hussein's half-brother Barzan on Monday aroused Arab suspicions of foul play and malice, deepening the divide between the Iraqi government and Arabs in other countries.The noose pulled off Barzan al-Tikriti's...

False accusation creates a 9/11 footnote

"n his zeal to fight terror, Ferry twisted the truth about the radio — capable of contacting commercial pilots from the ground — and triggered an investigation that needlessly landed Higazy in jail for a month. Five years later, Higazy, 35, is back in Egypt, where he...

Dutch police arrest 12 plane passengers

"Airlines flight bound for India back to an airport here Wednesday after the pilot radioed for help, and police arrested 12 passengers who had aroused suspicions, authorities said. Police spokesman Rob Staenacker said he could not disclose their nationalities or the nature of...

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