Parisian police are struggling to contain a suburban gang war that has left one dead

John and Kim Ondrick of Huntingdon Township facilitate nature worship at the Church for Spiritual Humanism, located in a residential area.

EFF said that it has evidence, which was provided by a former AT&T employee, that AT&T has brought copies of Internet traffic to a "secret room" in San Francisco controlled by the NSA, according to Channel Wire.

New Jersey Attorney General Anne Milgram announced the new rule on Wednesday to curb the increasing number of young ticketed drivers pleading guilty to a charge of "unsafe operation," which results in no penalty points. The practice allowed holders of

The Consumer Product Safety Commission officials say the fixed knot flexible openings in the net can cause head and neck entrapment or strangulation to young children. The agency has received two reports of children's heads getting entangled in the nets.

The 2009 Medicare Part B Program deductible will also remain at $135 in 2009 as it is this year, CMMS said, according to US News and World Report.

The nation's economic woes have hit the Windy City especially hard, with rising gas prices and soaring unemployment cited in the report, along with air quality issues.

Palin, a first-term governor who has become Sen. John McCain's (R-AZ) main asset, is accused of firing Monegan for failing to dismiss her former brother-in-law, Michael Wooten, who had been engaged in a bitter custody battle with her sister. Palin

The Pentagon transferred a controversial senior official involved in overseeing the war-crimes trials at Guantanamo Bay into a new position yesterday, a move that was anticipated after military judges in three separate cases barred Air Force Brig. Gen. Thomas W.

THE Police are hunting for a group of armed thugs who shot and killed the internal auditor of FAULU Uganda, a microfinance firm, writes VISION REPORTER.

Principal Judge James Ogoola has called for joint efforts in fighting human trafficking.

Like every young lady, 22-year-old Ganiyat Osumare, a citizen of the Benin Republic but a Nigerian by birth, was full of hopes for a brighter future.

Five years after the collapse of Euro Bank, none of the close to Sh2 billion deposited with the institution has been recovered, inquiries by the Saturday Nation have established.

A money minter has taken the tax collector to court over the award of a tender.

Former Bomet MP Nick Salat, was on Friday acquitted of an attempted murder charge by a Kericho court.

Criminal investigation officers in Bungoma and Teso district with the help of those from Uganda on Friday arrested a gang of criminals who have been terrorising locals.

WITH the closure of Channels television by the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission NBC over allegedly airing false information against the health condition of President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua, and the frenzy generated over speculations of the source of the story, many Nigerians

THE Economic nd Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has said that it was re-opening investigations on an alleged scam case that involved some prominent staff of oil producing companies in Nigerian including Wilbrose Company Limited.

The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Chief Michael Aondokaa (SAN), has commended the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for breaking new grounds in the war against economic crimes and corruption and following the rule of

East African authorities involved in combatting corruption have cast away all doubts on their impartiality by declaring themselves independent despite their budgets being footed by their respective governments.