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Zimmerman bond hearing: $150,000 bail granted with monitoring

Sanford - Judge Kenneth Lester Jr has granted $150,000 bond to George Zimmerman charged with 2nd degree murder in the killing of Trayvon Martin. He will be required to wear GPS monitoring, and may be allowed to reside outside the State of Florida.

In the Media by Daniel Boyington - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Zimmerman's judge father speaks out about Trayvon killing

Sanford - George Zimmerman killer of Trayvon Martin has not yet been charged with anything. Now his father Robert Zimmerman, 65, a retired Judge from Virginia has stepped forward and setting up his defence before he is even charged with anything.

In the Media by Daniel Boyington - 3 comments

Italian photographer killed by Thai govt officials, police say

Bangkok - Italian photographer Fabio Polenghi, 48, was killed in May 2010 by Thai government officials, Bangkok's Metropolitan Police Bureau concluded.

In the Media by Alessio Fratticcioli

Op-Ed: Anonymous witness comes forward in Trayvon Martin killing Florida

Sanford - An anonymous witness “John” has come forward and claims the screams on the 911 call was Zimmerman, not Martin. George Zimmerman is the self appointed neighborhood watch captain of a gated community in Florida.

In the Media by Daniel Boyington - 5 comments

Afghan massacre suspect now named as Staff Sgt. Robert Bales

The U.S. soldier who is suspected of killing 16 civilians in Afghanistan has now been named. He is Staff. Sgt. Robert Bales of the 3rd Stryker Brigade.

In the Media by Anne Sewell - 12 comments

Karzai 'at end of rope', indicted soldier flying home to U.S.

Kabul - Afghan President Hamid Karzai has slammed Washington over its lack of cooperation in the probe into the killing of 16 Afghan civilians and the soldier is flown back to the USA.

In the Media by Anne Sewell - 1 comment

Afghanistan militants attack site of Kandahar killings

Kandahar - An Afghan soldier was killed in Balandi village after militants opened fire on a government delegation at the scene where a US soldier had killed 16 civilians. Anti-US student protest in Jalalabad today.

In the Media by Anne Sewell

NATO says bombing Afghan houses ‘necessary,’ will continue action

Washington - After a NATO airstrike late Saturday in Afghanistan killed at least 10 children and two women, a spokesperson for the alliance said the bombing campaign which continues killing innocents continues “to be necessary.”

In the Media by Lynn Herrmann