U.S. bounty program a failure in hunt for al-Qaeda terror suspects
                   
dentonrc.com     May 18, 2008            

Craig Whitlock, The Washington Post SAN'A, Yemen – Jaber Elbaneh is one of the world's most-wanted terrorism suspects. In 2003, the U.S. government indicted him, posted a $5 million reward for his capture and distributed posters bearing photos of him around the globe. None of it worked. The... [read full story]                    


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4 men claim trial to charge of causing grievous hurt

nst.com.my     14 mins ago   1 related          

PETALING JAYA: A VIP's son was among four men charged at the Sessions Court yesterday with assaulting an alleged snatch thief. Mohd Saifullah Radin Mokhtar, 28, Mohd Azri Mahamat Fozi, 28, Mohd Faizal Mohamed, 30, and Mohd...                    

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Those Who Did Not Go Crazy

correntewire.com     18 mins ago          

No Associated Press content was harmed in the writing of this post I am slowly reading The Dark Side and so was especially struck by this from one of Andrew Sullivan’s readers: “If there’s any comfort to be found in Mayer’s...                    

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Blyton is one of my "best-loved" authors, too

sheilaomalley.com     30 mins ago   2 related          

The winners of the 2008 Costa Book Awards have been announced and children's book writer Enid Blyton (along with Roald Dahl) has been named the UK's "best-loved author". I've never done a post on Enid Blyton - and sadly, I...                    

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Congress: Terror database upgrade failing

iht.com     22 mins ago   2 related          

A congressional committee on Thursday asked for an investigation into a counterterrorism database software upgrade that it says is months behind schedule, millions over budget and would actually be less capable than the U.S....                    

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