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Knucklehead of the Week - WTOP Radio

A) A man in Washington state -- who's deterrent to stop a friend from driving drunk -- was to shoot his car windshield with paintballs. He was later taken to jail, but police did call his method "very creative." B) A man in Oregon who -- while naked ...

Rail roko in Mansa on Jan 9 - Tribune

The state government has released Rs 1.5 crore to compensate the farmers who had suffered due to incessant rain and storm during the last year in 23 villages of the Balluana Assembly Segment, informed legislator Gurtej Singh Ghuriana. The Sabhyachar ...

UK Approves Police Hacking Home Computers - Wired

The UK's Home Office is supporting a proposal that would allow British police or MI5 agents to hack home, office and other private computers without a warrant to intercept e-mail traffic and monitor a user's other computer activities. The proposal ...

A look back at 2008 - Daily Freeman & Sunday Freeman

2008 may be a year to go down in national history, just as 1929 is a year remembered for the notorious stock market crash that sent both the nation and the world into a decade long economic depression. Despite the crisis that is still fresh in ...

Ministers call on Warren Riley to release the names of cops in New ... - New Orleans Times-Picayune

Michael DeMocker / The Times-Picayune During a press conference Tuesday held by area ministers in the CBD, Patricia Grimes, mother of Adolph Grimes III, the man shot to death by New Orleans police officers on New Year's Day, wails as she is supported ...

Britney, Obama Twitter Feeds Hijacked Following Phishing Attack - Wired

Official Twitter feeds belonging to Barack Obama's campaign, Fox News and Britney Spears were hijacked to send out fake messages on Monday, two days after a password-stealing phishing attack targeted the microblogging service. "A number of high ...

Building inspector arrested - Tribune

Exposing corruption in the building branch of the municipal corporation, the Vigilance Bureau today arrested a building inspector of Zone A, Joginder Kapoor, while taking a bribe of Rs 21,000 from a dhaba owner who was issued a demolition notice by ...

December 2008 - Posts - Slate

Well, I end the year with a mea culpa : I should have read the New Republic piece about Holocaust survivor Herman Rosenblat before piping up to defend him. But even after doing so, I agree most with this part of what one of the scholars who initially ...

December 2008 - Weekly Standard

In some ways, the most important — or at least second most important — thing to happen in the Middle East this week is that Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah went too far, calling for the overthrow of Egypt’s government. Egypt’s Foreign ...

2008 Year in Review (Free Times)

Whatever your feelings are about 2008, there’s one thing you can’t say: that it was dull. From the worst stock-market performance since 1931 to the election of the first black president, 2008 reminded us that you really never know what’s possible until it happens.

A look back at 2008 (Harlem Valley Times)

2008 may be a year to go down in national history, just as 1929 is a year remembered for the notorious stock market crash that sent both the nation and the world into a decade long economic depression.

Another Year In The History Books (Sidney Sun Telegraph)

SIDNEY - The Sidney Sun-Telegraph will continue giving you the tour of our history books as we take peek at what transpired from April through June 2008.

Schools witness cutbacks, changes (Livingston County Daily Press & Argus)

School districts in Livingston County shuffled superintendents, shuttered schools and even snatched some of the bright lights from Hollywood in 2008.

Pharmacist pleads guilty in prescription drug ring (The Washington DC Examiner)

Ex-Silver Spring Safeway pharmacist Vidhyanand Mahase has admitted to illegally selling the prescription pain medication oxycodone and lying to a federal grand jury.

Job fair for Target attracts large crowd (Honolulu Advertiser)

Former Aloha Airlines employee Maria Chong of Nanakuli hit the bull's-eye yesterday as the first person hired by Target Corp. at the start of a four-day effort to fill 1,200 jobs at two O'ahu stores scheduled to open in March.

Arrests have some urging HISD to consider teacher drug tests (Houston Chronicle)

Officials with several districts cited cost as one major reason they skip pre-employment drug screens for teachers.

County ban could go up in smoke (Evansville Courier & Press)

Antismoking activists will hear Monday from the likely next leader of Vanderburgh County¿s executive governing body ¿ but they might not like what he has to say.

Bernie Madoff gives ammo to anti-Semites everywhere (The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles)

“It’s all just one big lie.“ With those words Bernard Madoff confessed to senior executives of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities that the $17 billion hedge fund company he founded was nothing more than a Ponzi scheme.

Reporter's Notebook: Kristin Bricker (The Narco News Bulletin)

Plan Mexico, the US military and police aid package to the Mexican government, is based on a failed “war on drugs” model. This model prioritizes criminalizing the drug trade at the expense of focusing on the harmful effects of drug abuse and addiction as a public health problem.