Green Party Protests that the Washington Post Won’t Cover them, says the Post
The Green Party protested outside of the Washington Post building, that the Post Doesn’t cover them, says the Washinton Post. A group of about 15 […]
Month: July 2008
Man Stabbed and Decapitated Seatmate on Greyhound Bus in Canada
A passenger on a Greyhound bus traveling through Manitoba, Canada, is accused of repeatedly stabbing his seatmate before decapitating the man, CBC News reported. On […]
Montauk Monster, On the Campaign Trail with Obama!
What Washed up on the beach Montauk, NY? Help Solve this Mystery! NowPublic Readers are speculating like the rest of the county, moonwolf, said it […]
Contaminated Water! FDA finds salmonella match on Mexican pepper farm
NowPublic Contributors Nailed It! In a previous story NowPublic’s SOLARLIFE asked, could it be the irrigation or water they wash the peppers in? Exactly right, […]
Amber Alert, Father takes 4 kids, Lynn, Massachusetts
Police issued an Amber Alert this morning for four Lynn children after their father, whom police want to question in connection with a homicide, allegedly […]
The Alarm on Cell Phones Cancer Warning, “premature” says Oncologists
All the Alarm on Cell Phone Cancer is Premature. By Albert N. Milliron The report from the University of Pittsburgh, calling attention to Cancer risks […]
Stevens Indictment Is Latest in a String of Setbacks for Republicans
Ted Stevens‘s indictment yesterday could not have occurred at a more politically inopportune time for the senator from Alaska or his fellow Republicans. In […]
Alaska Senator Ted Stevens (R) Indicted 7 Counts, Turns Himself In to DOJ
Alaska Senator Ted Stevens (R) has been indicted 7 counts of making false statements The Department of Justice has just released the following Press Release […]
McCain Promotes Offshore Drilling, Calls Barack, NObama of Energy
Republican John McCain said Monday that drilling for oil off the U.S. coast is an essential part of any plan to lower gas prices and […]
Bush first president in 50 years to Approve the Execution of a Soldier.
President George W. Bush became the first American president in half a century to approve the execution of a soldier. Administration officials said Bush signed […]