Web sites offer data on neighborhood safety Austin American Statesman | LOS ANGELES — I have no reason to feel unsafe in my neighborhood, but I appear to be surrounded by dozens of people convicted of everything from theft and sex crimes to public drunkenness and speeding. | Not that I think of my slice of Los Angeles as Wisteria Lane. But the sight of a map pin...
'Theorists of Economics' will destroy the future of our Planet WorldNews.com Article by Worldnews Guest Writer Rene Delavy | In the 3rd Chapter of my Book "Power x Stupidity = Self-destruction", I analyzed the effects of the major theories of Economics under title "Trial of a criticism about the Theorems of the most important Theorists of Economics". | I worked in detail on ...
Doubt over FBI evidence NZ Herald | Further doubt has been cast on the evidence of an FBI expert who convinced jurors to convict John Barlow of double murder at his third trial. | After two hung juries, Barlow was convicted of the 1994 execution-style shootings of Wellington business...
Father expects police whitewash NZ Herald | A four-year police inquiry into allegations that Deputy Commissioner Rob Pope swore a misleading affidavit in the Marlborough Sounds murder case is complete and being reviewed by a legal expert. | But Chris Watson, father of convicted murderer Scot...
Leaky home 'gravy train' NZ Herald | A "gravy train" worth hundreds of millions of dollars has built up around the leaky homes crisis, say experts. | They claim lawyers, consultants and builders are becoming rich at the expense of owners - some of whom are spending hundreds of thousan...
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Constable on charges of drug dealing Sydney Morning Herald | A SYDNEY police officer was allegedly moonlighting as an ecstasy and amphetamine dealer at one of Sydney's trendiest nightclubs, a court has been told. | Senior Constable Wesley ...
Hamas hunts Fatah rivals after deadly Gaza bombing Turkish Press | A wounded Palestinian boy lies on a trolley at Shifa hospital in Gaza City on July 25, after being hurt in an explosion. Hamas-run security forces fanned out across Gaza City Sat...
Turkish PM urges unity ahead of landmark cour ruling Turkish Press | Pro-secular demonstrators wave a giant Turkish flag during a protest against the government policy on secular groups in front of a giant poster of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk in Istanb...
Hacker basks in the spotlight NZ Herald | As Owen Walker and his mother Shell Moxam-Whyte left court, the teenager was already receiving offers. Photo / Sarah Ivey | Owen Walker says he was surprised and relieved to be discharged without conviction for his part in an international cyber-cr...
Dentist to face misconduct charges NZ Herald | A dentist has to face professional misconduct charges over indecent assault claims following a majority ruling by the Supreme Court. | The Chief Justice, Dame Sian Elias, was a dissenting voice on the court's decision that the dentist, whose name a...
New clue in city murders NZ Herald | The victims of last weekend's double slaying in an Auckland apartment block may have been stabbed because they refused to hand over a set of keys to an apartment, police sources say. | A 30-year-old Iraqi man, Baseem Ridha Abbad Almery, has been ch...
Mandelson warns on WTO failure Irish Times In this section » | Upgrades needed to meet targets - EirgridResults for JP Morgan beat estimatesMeath credit union withdraws complaint against DavyZamano chairman confident of €5.2m earnings forecastO'Donoghue named Failte Ireland chairDemand slips for Coca-Cola giantPeter Mandelson: 'There is no question that the longer these talks go on th...
Children discuss internet safety BBC News | Children from around the world are meeting in London to discuss how they can better protect themselves from the dangers posed by the internet. | More than 150 teenagers from 19 different countries will attend the five-day conference and voice their opinions to government and industry. | Their aim is to draw up a global online charter to be presen...
