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NewsHas Kean proved the doubters wrong?Steve Kean has taken Blackburn from bottom spot at Christmas to five points clear of the relegation zone, but he still divides opinion at Ewood Park.
Remains ID'd as missing Montana teacherBILLINGS, Mont. (AP) -- The FBI says a body found in North Dakota has been identified as a missing Montana teacher kidnapped in January....
Portuguese workers stage strikePublic sector workers stage a general strike in Portugal to protest against job cuts and tax rises.
The Power Elite and the Muslim Brotherhood, Part 4, 8-8-11The Power Elite and the Muslim Brotherhood, Part 4, 8-8-11
Police 'wanted' list above 30,000Police across Britain hold 30,000 outstanding arrest warrants, figures supplied to the BBC shows.
Was Jerry Sandusky Born That Way? 12-1-11Was Jerry Sandusky Born That Way? 12-1-11
There's a Muslim in the White House 8-11-11There's a Muslim in the White House 8-11-11
Belgium buries more crash victimsThousands of mourners attend a funeral ceremony in the Belgian town of Leuven, to bury seven more of the 22 children killed in a bus accident last week.
BP given 'Shetland drill' consentOil giant BP is given consent to drill a controversial deep-water well - called North Uist - west of Shetland.
CA8: Lifting defendant's pant leg was without RS or consent, and search suppressedDefendant was stopped at the Omaha bus terminal apparently because he showed an interest in what the police were doing with bags on the bus. [Note: Every criminal defense lawyer does too. Does that give reasonable suspicion? Not here.] The government conceded there was no reasonable suspicion, but it argued that defendant consented. The District Court’s finding of no consent was supported by the evidence, and lifting defendant’s pant leg was without reasonable suspicion. Meth was found and suppressed. United States v. Aquino, 2012 U.S. App. LEXIS 5970 (8th Cir. March 22, 2012)*: The government contends the dispositive issue in this case is whether Aquino's compliance with Lutter's request to pull the bottom portion of his pant leg tight against his body was a consensual act which gave rise to reasonable suspicion when Lutter noticed the concealed bulge, in turn justifying a subsequent investigatory detention. We disagree. This case turns not on Aquino's last act before being handcuffed, but rather Lutter's first act after placing Aquino in handcuffs, which was to lift Aquino's pant leg to reveal the concealed bulge. Under the circumstances involved in this case, Lutter violated the Fourth Amendment when he searched underneath an article of Aquino's clothing without his consent and without probable cause to do so, instead of performing a pat down to confirm whether the concealed bulge was a weapon. 'No change' to gay adoption lawThe current ban on gay and unmarried couples should remain in place until the Stormont Assembly decides otherwise, the Attorney General says.
IRS chief: Agency not targeting tea party groupsWASHINGTON (AP) -- The Internal Revenue Service is not making it harder for tea party groups to attain tax-exempt status because of their political views, the agency's chief told Congress on Thursday....
IRS chief: Agency not targeting tea party groupsWASHINGTON (AP) -- The Internal Revenue Service is not making it harder for tea party groups to attain tax-exempt status because of their political views, the agency's chief told Congress on Thursday....
IRS chief: Agency not targeting tea party groupsWASHINGTON (AP) -- The Internal Revenue Service is not making it harder for tea party groups to attain tax-exempt status because of their political views, the agency's chief told Congress on Thursday....
IRS chief: Agency not targeting tea party groupsWASHINGTON (AP) -- The Internal Revenue Service is not making it harder for tea party groups to attain tax-exempt status because of their political views, the agency's chief told Congress on Thursday....
IRS chief: Agency not targeting tea party groupsWASHINGTON (AP) -- The Internal Revenue Service is not making it harder for tea party groups to attain tax-exempt status because of their political views, the agency's chief told Congress on Thursday....
IRS chief: Agency not targeting tea party groupsWASHINGTON (AP) -- The Internal Revenue Service is not making it harder for tea party groups to attain tax-exempt status because of their political views, the agency's chief told Congress on Thursday....
IRS chief: Agency not targeting tea party groupsWASHINGTON (AP) -- The Internal Revenue Service is not making it harder for tea party groups to attain tax-exempt status because of their political views, the agency's chief told Congress on Thursday....
IRS chief: Agency not targeting tea party groupsWASHINGTON (AP) -- The Internal Revenue Service is not making it harder for tea party groups to attain tax-exempt status because of their political views, the agency's chief told Congress on Thursday....
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