Reports: 5th suspect sought in death of NYU student hit by car
Newsday - NEW YORK -- Police are searching for a fifth suspect in the death of a university student who was hit by a car last week in Harlem while fleeing a group of youths, according to published reports. Broderick Hehman, 20, a junior at New York University
Leaker-in-Chief? By Howard Kurtz
Washington Post - "If there's a leak out of my administration, I want to know who it is," the president said a couple of years ago. Bush took that stance again and again in the Valerie Plame case, and said he would fire anyone who was found to have committed a crime
Top Jobs
Anchorage Daily News - The Juneau Police Department is recruiting for: POLICE OFFICERS Beginning Rate: $24.26 to $28.47 hourly (DOQ). Testing will take place in Juneau on April 14-15, 2006. Advanced step placement for certified police officers or candidates with a college
Some U.S. officials doubted Iraq reports
Political Gateway - Some Bush administration officials early on discounted intelligence reports that Saddam Hussein tried to obtain uranium from Africa, a report says. In fact, the intelligence was already being discredited about the same time that aide I. Lewis Libby
Test Pattern
MSNBC - A friend of mine was born on 4/5/67, and he's always had fun filling that in the million forms that come one's way in life. And my niece had a near-miss with a cool birthday of her own, when she arrived just one day before 6/7/89. We've had equally
Consumer Alert: Protecting your identity
WIS-TV - Can you smell that new car smell? Cars are great when they're new, the fresh interior, the clean console, but fast forward a year, or even a couple of months and, well, it may get frightening. With less than two weeks before tax filing deadline, the
Bush critics express alarm over reports of possible strike against
Political Gateway - WASHINGTON, April 9, 2006 (AFP) - Critics of the George W. Bush administration expressed alarm Sunday about explosive new reports that the president is mulling military options to knock out Iran's nuclear program. Retired General Anthony Zinni, the