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Lawsuit against National Day of Prayer dismissed

Chicago - A US Court of Appeals has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Freedom From Religion Foundation that challenged the annual Presidential proclamation of a National Day of Prayer saying "a feeling of alienation cannot suffice as injury."
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 1 comment

BP executives could face manslaughter charges

Washington - US prosecutors are assessing whether to pursue manslaughter charges against BP company managers over last year’s Gulf of Mexico fiasco that took the lives of 11 workers and created the largest environmental disaster in the country’s history.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 1 comment

German, US authorities arrest bankers on alleged tax evasion plot

Geneva - Authorities in Germany and the United States have arrested several individuals who allegedly participated in helping thousands of clients evade their taxes. Prosecutors say one case dates back all the way 1953.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

US Justice Department sues BP for Gulf oil spill

Washington - The U.S. Justice Department filed a lawsuit Wednesday against BP Exploration and Production Inc. and several other companies, in their first major legal action resulting from the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 3 comments

U.S. Justice Department accuses FBI of false post-911 information

Washington - The United States Justice Department is accusing the Federal Bureau of Investigation of providing false statements following the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in order to investigate leftist groups.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

US and Russian spies could be used in government swap program

Russia may be interested in exchanging an imprisoned scientist, accused of spying for the Central Intelligence Agency, for one of the Russian agents currently detained in a high-profile spy case in the US.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann

Ottawa will prosecute Marine Harvest for alleged violations

Vancouver - The Canadian Justice Department has taken over a prosecution undertaken by biologist Alexandra Morton against a Norwegian fish farm located in British Columbia.
In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 2 comments

OPR Report: Yoo Said President could Order Civilians Massacred

A recently released OPR report reveals that Justice Lawyer John Yoo who authored the Bush administration's torture memo said the President's war-making authority is so broad that he could order a village to be massacred
In the Media by Bill Lindner

Justice Department Inspector General has no power

In a four page letter the Justice Department Inspector General outlined how he had been stripped of his power and lacks authority to conduct investigations.
In the Media by Michael Bearak - 1 comment

ACORN Wins Battle on Unconstitutional Grounds

A court ruling today came down in the favor of embattled non-profit group ACORN stating that it was unconstitutional for Congress to target the group by cutting off funding.
In the Media by Michael Bearak - 4 comments
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Ze’ev Jabotinsky Lives On: From Irving Moskowitz to Danny Danon – No Mightier Weapon than Indifference

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the State of Israel, by all accounts was heavily influenced by his recently...
3 hours ago by RonnTorossian

Fracking War in U.S.? Arrested for Telling the World the Truth?

"Mother Earth" is dying and without your help things cannot change! Independent journalist are trying to warn the...
13 hours ago in  Environmental Issues by Mindy Allan

Australian vicar's ridiculous comments on marriage in the Herald Sun

Father Tony Kerin, episcopal vicar for justice and social service in the Archdiocese of Melbourne, has a message for...
yesterday by Sarah Lucas - 1 comment

Mass death of honeybees causing alarm & protests around the world

NBC investigates the collapse of honeybee colonies and how the declining numbers threaten a majority of plants that...

Ron Paul's Battle Against New World Order

Ron Paul with the support of millions of American's continue thebattle against the New World Order.(NWO) What is the...
May 22, 2012 in  American Politics by Mindy Allan - 1 comment
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