Mayors plan border fence lawsuit
                   
reporternews.com     May 15, 2008            

By Suzanne Gamboa Associated Press Wednesday, May 14, 2008 WASHINGTON -- A group of Texas border mayors and business leaders say the federal government did not properly negotiate with landowners or inform them of their rights when surveying property for the U.S.-Mexico border fence. The Texas... [read full story]                    


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Guilty plea to drug charges nets man three years in prison

drugpolicycentral.com     13 mins ago          

The Truro Daily News, Nova Scotia : Local News ! Guilty plea to drug charges nets man three years in prison Guilty plea to drug charges nets man three years in prison his home by the Colchester integrated street crime unit, the...                    

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On road again -- this time in stolen police car

startribune.com     20 mins ago          

An alleged serial car thief led police on another high-speed chase, but with a new twist: He was handcuffed. After leading police on a high-speed chase through the west metro and into a Minneapolis neighborhood this spring, a...                    

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So What Happened In Diyala?

mainandcentral.org     27 mins ago   62 related          

There is a flurry of reports and speculation running rampant around the web as to what really happened and why it happened in Diyala early Tuesday morning. Now, I'll post a series of articles from Aswat Aliraq in chronological...                    

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Bigfoot hoaxers from Georgia face lawsuit

ajc.com     39 mins ago   53 related          

“There will be legal action” said Catherine Ortez, who works for Searching for Bigfoot, Inc. in in Menlo Park, Calif. The organization paid for rights to the men’s story and their find. “If this was a joke, it was very...                    

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