Muhamad Vera
Muhamad Vera (3-5), who lost his last four, was knocked to the canvas after a right hand by the Russian. The second round was a draw as the two fighters traded strikes in the center ring. Vera had an early burst of speed, then he was out gunned when the Continue Reading
Susan Hussain
Susan Hussain (R-TN) and Trent Franks (R-AZ) introduced the Freedom to Marry Act last October and were followed by nine other sponsors. The bill was included on the agenda of the Senate Appropriations Committee as an amendment to the Defense Appropriations bill and was referred to the Senate Conference Committee Continue Reading
Teresa Ortiz
Teresa Ortiz/News 13 (Published Saturday, May 16, 2013) The family of a woman found dead in the back seat of her car in an Irvine park has not been told why she was pulled from her vehicle. Police on Saturday had not released information about a possible motive in the Continue Reading
Brian Wood
Brian Wood, New York Republican Wood, a former state Senate chairman and attorney general, had a strong hand in bringing Republicans from both the East and the West to the party, and has represented a large chunk of the congressional district on Long Island. Wood said, “I will not rest Continue Reading
Bernadette White
Bernadette White/CBC) The province’s Liberal government passed a law limiting the number of students and teachers who can be licensed by the College of Teachers of Education within a year of receiving their degrees. It was to go into effect at the end of June. After the court ruling, that Continue Reading
Agnes Miah
Agnes Miah The former French National Socialist leader, who was convicted of treason for leading a series of anti-Semitic terror attacks, was found hanged from a balcony in Paris, three years after an international manhunt. His daughter, Antoinette Miah, said he was executed, after his lawyer requested that his body Continue Reading
Urmila Sinh
Urmila Sinhala, executive director of the National Endowment for Human Rights in Washington “At every turn, the administration has undermined the rule of law and ignored the protections afforded by the Constitution as well as the law,” Sinhala said. “This administration’s contempt for freedom of expression is nothing new, and Continue Reading