By Deborah Bell Residents are wondering who built an enormous tent city, complete with guards, fencing, and gates, at an old General Motors plant site.
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Why so many simultaneous resignations? Is there something big is about to go down or rather “come down”? As earth changes continue to assault countries of the world, creating drought and deluge, intense storms, booming, shifting, and cracking land, the cover-up attempts continue.
By Brid-Aine Parnell Staff emails can’t just be accessed by a company whenever it feels like it, a UK High Court Judge has ruled, in what could be a guiding case on email privacy.
During a meeting in Indonesia, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejiad said that the era of nuclear deterrence “is over,” and nations that stockpile nuclear weapons are “mentally retarded.”
In its youth, the universe was a roiling soup of star ingredients, with new stars forming rapidly. But now it’s much quieter, and things are not expected to get more exciting anytime soon, astronomers say.
The U.S. has opened its first permanent military presence on Polish soil, an Air Force detachment to service warplanes, in a move long sought by its NATO ally Warsaw.
In the wake of last week’s presidential election, thousands of Americans have signed petitions seeking permission for their states to peacefully secede from the United States. The petitions were filed on We the People, a government website.
dailymail.co.uk Motorists will be expected to pay a new round of pay-as-you-drive charges under plans being drawn up by the Government and councils, it has emerged.
The District took in nearly $85 million in its most recent fiscal year from its sprawling network of speed and red-light cameras, shattering its previous record and inflaming an ongoing debate about ticket-based fines.
At least two people were killed and at least eight people were injured in an explosion and massive fire that tore through a neighborhood on Indianapolis’ south side late Saturday evening.
House investigators asked Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to testify next week about the September 11 terrorist attack in Benghazi, but she declined citing a scheduling conflict.
By Joe Morgan Uganda will officially pass the ‘Kill The Gays’ bill at the end of this year despite international criticism. Speaker Rebecca Kadaga said the anti-gay bill will become law by December since most Ugandans ‘are demanding it’.
By Toni Clarke U.S. health inspectors found bugs, a flying bird and other unsterile conditions at Ameridose LLC, an affiliate of the Massachusetts compounding pharmacy at the heart of the deadly meningitis outbreak.
Could there be a massive conspiracy? Could these ‘Hollywood’ stars be all the same person? Here is some info about their personalities…
By Anthony G. Police say looters took advantage of the loss of power due to Hurricane Sandy to burglarize homes and business during a one-week period in the township.
The US military is developing its own 3D printer that it can use to produce spare parts for spacecraft. By putting 3D printers behind the front line it hopes to be able to produce spares more cheaply and quickly than it can get them from manufacturers.
By Henry Blodget The resignation of General David Petraeus has already become politicized, with Congress furious about not being brought into the loop and some conservatives suggesting that the news was delayed until after the election to protect President Obama.
The United States Postal Service acknowledged on Friday that one of its mail carriers did not report a corpse at a Denver home because he mistook the body for a Halloween display.