Month: August 2014

‘For far too long, sexual abuse has been a voiceless crime. Victims suffered in silence because they had no confidence in the authorities and didn’t think anyone would believe them. Thankfully we’re now seeing this […]

CNN.com early this morning reporting, “Ferguson, Missouri (CNN) — As the rain dropped and smoke fell, the fists shot up.  Police fired smoke canisters on protesters defying a curfew issued in order to prevent mayhem […]

“RAF Tornado jets have arrived in Cyprus from the UK and are set to support efforts to deliver aid to refugees trapped on mountains in northern Iraq.  The jets will carry out surveillance ahead of […]

A woman accused of trying to smuggle 20,000 euros (£15,800) in her underwear to a Briton fighting in Syria has been found not guilty of funding terrorism.  Nawal Msaad, 27, from north London, was stopped […]

The BBC today reports, “Islamic State militants could grow strong enough to target people on the streets of Britain unless action is taken, David Cameron has warned.  The PM, writing in the Sunday telegraph, said […]

The BBC today reports, “Police in China have arrested seven people thought to be behind a scheme that forced schoolchildren to give blood, state media says.  According to police, at least eight children aged between […]

In a BBC.com report issued today, they report: “Police say “a number of people” have “provided information” after a Berkshire property belonging to Sir Cliff Richard was searched in relation to an alleged historical sex […]

With the news released today that Kenya is closing it’s borders to travelers from Ebola states (link), people across the globe are beginning to wonder what is really going on with the Ebola crisis.  First […]

An update from our earlier report from NOLA.com, “A Lake Pontchartrain shark expert quickly and easily caught two bull sharks Tuesday evening in the same area where a young boy was attacked on Friday.  Mitchell […]