US driver accused of killing man after baseball fight says she felt scared, threatened
                   
iht.com     May 15, 2008            

A woman charged with murder in a fatal crash that followed an argument over rival baseball teams told police she was trying to scare off people who were hitting her car and jumping on it, a detective said in court Wednesday. A judge decided Wednesday that the case against Ivonne Hernandez on... [read full story]                    


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Albany Has Fix For Doctors' Insurance Ills

nysun.com     10 mins ago          

By freezing liability premiums for a year, lawmakers have delivered financial relief to doctors in New York, but the battle over malpractice insurance rates is far from over. Lawmakers placed a moratorium on a rate increase...                    

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Judge: 'Dancing baby' lawsuit can proceed

lancasteronline.com     11 mins ago   3 related          

The ruling came in the case of a Pennsylvania woman who sued Universal Music Corp. because it forced YouTube to take down a video clip she posted of her toddler dancing to Prince's "Let's Go Crazy." In her lawsuit, Stephanie...                    

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Teen, mother arrested in armed robberies

jsonline.com     14 mins ago   50 related          

By LINDA SPICE lspice@journalsentinel.com A 17-year-old in town from Chicago for his mother's birthday is suspected of robbing two gas stations in Greenfield and Milwaukee at gunpoint before he and his mother - suspected of...                    

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Sudanese president denies genocide charges in Turkey

people.com.cn     15 mins ago   75 related          

Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, who was charged with genocide in Darfur by International Criminal Court (ICC) last month, denied the charges in Turkey on Wednesday, the semi-official Anatolia news agency reported....                    

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