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New Fathers 4 Justice plots to ride Somerset carnival float
Fathers' rights group New Fathers 4 Justice has announced that activists will “step up their campaign of direct action” and take part in Wellington this Saturday. They have promised to be aboard a Dads Army float, but organisers say they will not be
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:13A
Starbucks sued over hidden camera
Yockey, who brought his family to the US capital in April, “immediately reported this humiliating and disgusting matter” to the manager of the outlet, a few blocks from the White House, said a copy of his lawsuit seen Tuesday.
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:13A
Nevada Air Race Has Raised Alarm in Past Over Danger
The crash has led to calls that officials consider ending the event, the only one of its kind in the United States. “I think an accident of this nature, it certainly threatens the future of the air races,” said Doug Bodine, a pilot who has raced at
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:13A
Boodle Hatfield secures sale of Threadneedle Communications
Law firm Boodle Hatfield has acted for the owners of financial PR business, Threadneedle Communications, in its proposed acquisition by Porta Communications plc. The £3.8m acquisition of 80% of Threadneedle Communications' share capital by the AIM
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:13A
Ore City ISD joins school finance lawsuit against state
Ore City ISD is the latest East Texas school district to join in a lawsuit regarding state education finance. Superintendent Lynn Heflin said Tuesday the Ore City school board passed a resolution Monday to join the effort being coordinated by the
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:13A
AG sues Fort Crockett owners
The Galveston County Daily News reports Tuesday that Abbott filed the lawsuit in a Galveston district court Friday on behalf of Mark S. Wolfe, the state's historic preservation officer. The state wants to preserve the fort and its historical
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:13A
Critics slam Tory crime bill as ineffective
Speaking in Brampton, Ont., on Tuesday, accompanied by a number of representatives from police and victims-rights groups, Justice Minister Rob Nicholson defended the legislation. "There's a cost when these individuals are out on the streets, and, so,
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:12A
Amsterdam court damaged by missile
Court sessions will go ahead as planned, a court spokesperson said. Police expect the investigation to last throughout the day. The high-security court in Amsterdam-Osdorp was attacked four years ago. On the first day of the trial of criminal Willem
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:12A
Proposed crime bill sparks concerns
The government says the Safe Streets and Communities Act, which also proposes amendments to the Youth and Criminal Justice Act, will impose stiffer sentences on criminals and improve safety on Canadian streets. Turpel-Lafond expressed concerns about
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:12A
Obama follows in FDR's footsteps
He plans to raise another $1.5 trillion from a tax reform. The White House has already announced the "Buffet Rule," the unofficial name of a proposal to increase taxes on wealthy Americans with an annual income of more than $1 million.
Updated: 09/21/2011 05:11A
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