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Last Friday, around 30 bicycle riders (and a few inline skaters) took to the freeways during rush hour, racing past cars stuck in traffic. According to one of the organizers from Crimanimal Mass, the...
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David M. Walker, The Comptroller General of the United States and “head of the Government Accountability Office, has resigned ... Walker has warned that the government is ignoring threats to the...
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After nearly 7 months without executing criminals, the United States will resume executions with William Earl Lynd to die by injection at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Executions were on hold as the United...
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What good will more death do? Whom does it help?
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A Castle Rock man has been warned that reusing a United States Postal Service "Priority Mail" cardboard box is against federal law.
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Nearly 95,000 Sun readers are in favour of the return of the death penalty to Britain. 99% of those surveyed said the government should reinstate the lethal penalty in a recent poll conducted after a...
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Who benefits from execution? At least here in the states, the legal appeals process is so costly that it is actually more expensive to execute someone than it is to give them...
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Via Joe.My.God comes this image of a new ad from Hanes, promoting their tagless underwear with the tagline "Because the World Gives You Enough Labels". The ad features a man dragging a stereotype- and...
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25 major news stories that aren't making the news in 2008.
Here's a few:
Bush Moves Toward Martial Law
US Military Controls Africa’s Resources
Human Traffic Builds US Embassy in Iraq
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Karrde, the true test of our rights will come if and when we have another terrorist attack. We haven't used nuclear weapons in over 50 years, or restricted habeas corpus...
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A new storage technology will pave the way for MP3 players and other gadgets to store a hundred times more information.
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Flying into JFK? You may owe your safe touchdown to the mighty falcon.
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Women serving in the U.S. military are more likely to be raped by a fellow soldier than killed by enemy fire in Iraq. In 2006, 2,947 sexual assaults were reported -- 73% more than in 2004. The...
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Last Friday, around 30 bicycle riders (and a few inline skaters) took to the freeways during rush hour, racing past cars stuck in traffic. According to one of the organizers from Crimanimal Mass, the... more
David M. Walker, The Comptroller General of the United States and “head of the Government Accountability Office, has resigned ... Walker has warned that the government is ignoring threats to the... more
After nearly 7 months without executing criminals, the United States will resume executions with William Earl Lynd to die by injection at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Executions were on hold as the United... more
A Castle Rock man has been warned that reusing a United States Postal Service "Priority Mail" cardboard box is against federal law. ... more
Nearly 95,000 Sun readers are in favour of the return of the death penalty to Britain. 99% of those surveyed said the government should reinstate the lethal penalty in a recent poll conducted after a... more
Via Joe.My.God comes this image of a new ad from Hanes, promoting their tagless underwear with the tagline "Because the World Gives You Enough Labels". The ad features a man dragging a stereotype- and... more
25 major news stories that aren't making the news in 2008. Here's a few: Bush Moves Toward Martial Law US Military Controls Africa’s Resources Human Traffic Builds US Embassy in Iraq ... more
A new storage technology will pave the way for MP3 players and other gadgets to store a hundred times more information. ... more
Flying into JFK? You may owe your safe touchdown to the mighty falcon. more
Women serving in the U.S. military are more likely to be raped by a fellow soldier than killed by enemy fire in Iraq. In 2006, 2,947 sexual assaults were reported -- 73% more than in 2004. The... more