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Compassionate funding approved for Palmerston child with rare condition
That waste builds up in the bones, tissues, organs, and muscles of affected individuals and lead to many devastating symptoms including heart and airway disease, corneal clouding, stiffening of the joints, shortened stature, and premature death.
Updated: 08/25/2011 02:42P
Earthquake Response Shows We Haven't Learned Lessons of 9-11
The verdict is in: not very well. Fortunately, the extent of damage reported appears to be minimal. The most frequently reported are the cracks the earthquake left behind in the Washington Monument. These souvenirs have forced the closing of that
Updated: 08/25/2011 02:37P
German court: You can have iPad but not Galaxy Tab
The ruling remains in effect until at least September 9, when the court plans to issue a final verdict. The ruling means that Samsung will be barred from showing off the device at IFA 2011, Europe's biggest consumer electronics show slated to take
Updated: 08/25/2011 02:37P
SACRAMENTO - Gov. Brown is proposing a tax plan designed to promote job ...
SAN FRANCISCO - As the jury described it, the verdict in Barry Bonds' trial on ... ASPEN - American veteran George Hincapie emerged from a six-rider group ... The Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- Gov. Brown is proposing a tax plan designed
Updated: 08/25/2011 02:32P
Samsung Is Allowed To Sell Its Tablet In the Majority Of Europe For Now
The court said a verdict will be made on Sept. 9. Consequently, Samsung won't be allowed to present its tablet computer at Internationale Funkaustellung in Berlin, one of the most significant trade fairs for consumer electronics, which is scheduled
Updated: 08/25/2011 02:30P
Judge Throws Out Damages in Comstock Death Case
(Springfield, MO) -- A Greene County judge goes against a jury's verdict, throwing out damages in a civil case surrounding the death of a local attorney. Rolland Comstock was found dead in his home north of Springfield in 2007.
Updated: 08/25/2011 02:30P
Judge Delays Ala. Gambling Retrial
By: Associated Press A federal judge is postponing a retrial in Alabama's gambling corruption case. US District Judge Myron Thompson originally set the retrial to begin Oct. 3. But he agreed with defense and prosecution attorneys during a hearing
Updated: 08/25/2011 02:29P
Barry Bonds Asks Trial Judge To Toss Obstruction Conviction
But the holdout agreed to join the other 11 panelists in finding baseball's home run king guilty of obstruction of justice. And so the jury returned its muddled verdict: The members deadlocked on three charges that Bonds had lied under oath to a
Updated: 08/25/2011 02:08P
Couple sentenced to 12 years in prison in killer python case
A reptile-loving couple convicted of manslaughter for failing to protect a toddler killed by their pet python was sentenced Wednesday to 12 years in prison, but their lawyers think jurors in the case were influenced by the verdict in the Casey Anthony
Updated: 08/25/2011 02:07P
Deutsche EuroShop cuts forecast due to tax ruling
Hamburg's listed retail mall investor Deutsche EuroShop has reduced its expectations of funds from operations by ¤0.08 per share to ¤1.40-¤1.44 following a verdict by the German Federal Fiscal Court, and may relocate its HQ as a result of the decision.
Updated: 08/25/2011 01:57P
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