US teen charged for hate crime
                   
newdelhinews.net     May 16, 2008            

NEW YORK- US authorities have pressed hate crime charges against an American teenager accused of setting fire to the "patka" of a Sikh student. Garrett Green, 18, pleaded not guilty to charges of aggravated assault, bias intimidation, arson and criminal mischief slapped on him. He was ordered by... [read full story]                    


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Two Dead In Jackson County Crash

wvmetronews.com     28 mins ago          

Two Jackson County teenagers are dead following a car accident early Thursday morning near the community of Given. The sheriff's office says 18-year-old Richard Ryan Smith of Cottageville and 19-year-old Robert Keith Sayre of...                    

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Assemblyman Sam Hoyt busted by XXX-rated e-mails

nypolitics.com     37 mins ago   4 related          

A married upstate assemblyman got caught with his virtual pants down - busted by XXX-rated e-mails he dashed off to a 19-year-old intern in which the besotted lawmaker admired the teen’s “little cheerleader move” and longed to...                    

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Survey Shows Parents' Best Intentions Out of Step With Expert Recommendations in Protecting Kids...

redorbit.com     44 mins ago          

Posted on: Thursday, 21 August 2008, 09:01 CDT GAITHERSBURG, Md., Aug. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Federal Flu Vaccine Guidelines Expanded to Reach More Children The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that...                    

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Billings hosts national Indian conference

montanasnewsstation.com     11 mins ago   1 related          

Several national agencies are teaming up to focus on the protection and welfare of American Indian children in Montana. The Office of Justice Programs, Indian Health Service and Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services are...                    

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