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Oikos University gunman reportedly lined up his victims

Oakland - The New York Times is reporting that according to Oakland's police chief, the former nursing student accused of killing 7 people and wounding 3 others at Oikos University in Oakland, California lined up his victims before shooting them.

In the Media by Layne Weiss

Up to 20 U.S. troops involved in Kandahar massacre — Afghan probe

Kandahar - Up to 20 U.S. troops have been implicated in the massacre of 16 civilians in Kandahar on Sunday morning, the Afghan parliamentary investigation team reports.

In the Media by Anne Sewell - 13 comments

Somali killings of two Doctors Without Borders staff members

Mogadishu - One week after the death of two World Food Program staff members and an aid worker, two staff members of Doctors Without Borders were killed in the capital of Somali. The government labels the killings as isolated incidents.

In the Media by Nancy Houser

AZ GOP raffling Glock handgun, same type used in Tucson killings

Tucson - Arizona’s Republican party is taking conservative compassion to a new level, with the Pima County Republican Party raffling, for $10 per ticket, a Glock 23 handgun, the same type used in Tuscon’s shooting which killed six people.

In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 3 comments

Norway killer expressed desire for prostitutes, wine in manifesto

Oslo - The killer of more than 90 people in Norway planned to prepare for his rampage by drinking expensive French wine and hiring prostitutes, the manifesto he wrote showed on Monday.

In the Media by Edward Xiao - 1 comment

Maguindanao Massacre Cadaver Search Ends with 57 Deaths

The Mindanao massacre saga finally ended Friday with the arrest and detention of Mayor Andal Ampatuan, Jr., a primary suspect in the killing of 57 civilians and journalists in Maguindanao, southern Philippines

In the Media by Leo Reyes

Philippines: Maguindanao Massacre Death Toll Climbs to 57

Eleven more dead bodies were recovered from mass graves by police investigating the gruesome massacre of civilians and news reporters by at least 100 armed men believed to be supporters of a political clan of Maguindanao, bringing the death toll to 57

In the Media by Leo Reyes

10 Philippine News Reporters Killed in Election-Related Violence

At least 10 news reporters were killed while on their way to cover a political event in a remote area in Maguindanao Philippines, along with some 15 others including the wife of a town vice mayor and other political supporters.

In the Media by Leo Reyes

Op-Ed: Pope Speaks Out Against Witchcraft in Africa

Pope Benedict XVI has sounded a warning against witchcraft beliefs that caused fear among their followers. Speaking in the Angolan capital, Luanda, the Pontiff described the effects of some of these beliefs

In the Media by Christopher Szabo - 4 comments