Pakistan was bracing last night for a retaliatory airstrike by India against the sprawling headquarters of the al-Qa'ida-linked Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorist organisation near Lahore.As Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari warned the LET militants "had the power ...

Several recent articles related to the Mumbai attacks indicate that terror operations and the manner in which they are carried out are becoming much more sophisticated. We've included excerpts from just a few.—-Sixty hours in ...

Under New York law, a landowner may be liable to a visitor injured on his or her property if a dangerous condition exists that is not open and obvious. In a case entitled Roros v. Oliva, 54 A.D.3d 398 (2d

On Sunday, November 30th, a Long Island man drowned during a father-son fishing trip off Montauk. Marty L. McMillan, 51, was heaving the anchor of his fishing vessel when the rope of the anchor snared his leg, pulling him into

A Fort Lauderdale criminal attorney spends most of his time assisting criminal defendants put their best case forward. Everyone is entitled to a defense, even if the crime was exceptionally heinous. But what, exactly, are the justifications for incarcerating people

Our Fort Lauderdale criminal attorney has heard it all. Last Wednesday night, the Dunkin' Donuts in Delray Beach in Palm Beach County suffered an after-dark armed robbery. The Delray Beach Dunkin' Donuts which was robbed is located on the 4800

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Will Hutton: The government should listen to the advice of Robert Shiller and James Crosby

Catherine Bennett: For maimed soldiers, Kerry Fletcher's huge award for sexual harassment must have been a further insult

Andrew Rawnsley: The detention of Damian Green makes the government look like a paranoid bully, the Speaker feeble and the Met out of control

Barbara Ellen:Gordon Ramsay looks fragile, dated and, that most pathetic of things, a walking clichés with nowhere to hide

Ruth Sunderland: Hiking the top rate for those earning £150,000 a year won't raise an enormous amount of money, but it is an important piece of symbolism

Ruth Sunderland: The likeable boss of mining giant BHP Billiton, told me he would feel 'a little sheepish' if his bold bid for rival Rio Tinto did not work out

Radio, Martin Kelner: It's the older generation who will be buying DAB radios this Christmas - not the under 40s

Ruth Sunderland: Poor old Equitable Life has shelved plans to sell the remainder of its business

On the press, Peter Wilby: There was no abuse at Haut de la Garenne so why did the press devote so many pages to the case?

Opinion, Emily Bell: To access power nowadays all the rich have to do is be rich and the ownership premium for newspapers has disappeared

Manchester United's unquestioning support for their Portuguese winger is starting to wear thin, writes Andy Hunter

Charlie Brooker: It shouldn't be a jacket. It should be a green leotard - and the typeface should light up like a Vegas casino hoarding