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Man to face court over Daniel Morcombe's murder
"At the end of the day we want the right person to have a guilty verdict, and we want to find Daniel. That's why we are always cautious and measured and try and do the right thing to make sure that we are heading forward.
Updated: 08/14/2011 10:05A
Foster: Questions linger in state gambling case
Several questions linger in the wake of Thursday's verdict. The most immediate question faces federal prosecutors: Will they retry the remaining seven on what's left of their case? Considering prosecutors' 0-for-124 day Thursday, does a reasonable
Updated: 08/14/2011 10:03A
But gov't won't say a word about it says physician
The federal government – make that the American taxpayer – has funded at least 58 scientific studies over the years costing millions of dollars and the jury is in says Barnard with the verdict: the more processed meats we eat –things like hot dogs,
Updated: 08/14/2011 09:51A
THOSE HOT DOGS MAYBE KILLING US But gov't won't say a word about it says physician
the greater our odds of getting colorectal cancer and other forms of cancer. The studies show that for about every 50 grams of processed meat we eat on a daily basis (that's about one hot dog) it increases our risk of colorectal cancer by 21 percent.
Updated: 08/14/2011 09:51A
Alabama bingo trial: Vote-buying verdict shows prosecution perils
By Kim Chandler -- The Birmingham News MONTGOMERY -- For months, lawyers for VictoryLand owner Milton McGregor argued he was innocent of vote-buying charges, and the only offer the gambling magnate ever made was to generally "support" candidates
Updated: 08/14/2011 09:34A
Lexington Center Sandwich Tour: Great Harvest
The verdict: There were elements of this sandwich that I liked --the fresh sliced cucumbers and tomato, and the subtly sweet honey whole wheat bread, for example. But overall I didn't taste the turkey as much as I had hoped for.
Updated: 08/14/2011 09:30A
State deserves answers in gambling trial
Unfortunately, Alabama cannot escape its own legacy of controversy and corruption, particularly when the two are mixed with politics and race. Did lobbyists and gambling moguls offer bribes to state politicians for favorable legislation? We don't know.
Updated: 08/14/2011 08:53A
Alabama's bingo trial: a bust or a benefit? (editorial)
By John Peck, The Huntsville Times HUNTSVILLE, Alabama _ It's tempting to view the outcome of the federal gambling trial as a waste of time and money. Out of nine defendants tried on various charges in an alleged multimillion-dollar vote-buying scheme,
Updated: 08/14/2011 08:22A
Similar movies, same time: A look back at box office revenue of competing
The verdict: “Tombstone” sold $57 million at the US box office. “Wyatt Earp” grossed less than half of that, $25 million, about six months later. “Rob Roy” — The leader of a Scottish clan battles with feudal landowners in the 18th century.
Updated: 08/14/2011 08:09A
Similar movies, same time: A look at how they did
The verdict: "Tombstone" sold $57 million at the US box office. "Wyatt Earp" grossed less than half of that, $25 million, about six months later. Fighting in Europe: "Rob Roy" — The leader of a Scottish clan battles with feudal landowners in the 18th
Updated: 08/14/2011 08:07A
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