The second wife of a former suburban Chicago police sergeant testified at a pretrial hearing Tuesday that he had threatened to kill her and said he could make it look like an accident. (Feb. 10)
The second wife of a former suburban Chicago police sergeant testified at a pretrial hearing Tuesday that he had threatened to kill her and said he could make it look like an accident. (Feb. 10)
Actors Jamie Foxx and Dominic Monaghan surprised students from four Los Angeles public high schools with $100,000 worth of new musical instruments on Tuesday.
Christian Guevera Missing:2010-02-04 Age: 4 Sex: Male Skin Tone:Hisp Hair: Brn Eyes: Brn Height: 3′0 Weight: 30
Unknown Unknown Abductor Sex: Male Skin Tone: Hisp
Status: Update Vehicle Ddescription: (Tag unknown.) Missing From: 750 Six Flag Road Lot 37, Mableton, GA Last Seen Date: 2010-02-04 Circumstances: UPDATE AMBER ALERT: Added child’s picture and LE phone number. The 4 year-old Hispanic child was abducted by two unknown Hispanic suspects. They were last seen at 750 Six Flag Road Lot 37 Mableton, GA, directin of travel unknown. Traveling in a White Chevy Suburban. Child is believed to be in extreme danger.
To report information on this case, please contact: Organization:Cobb County Police Department PhoneNumber:770-499-3911, 911
South Carolina first lady Jenny Sanford says the final blow to her marriage came with the publication of racy emails between Gov. Mark Sanford and his mistress.
She also tells ABC’s Barbara Walters in an interview airing Friday on “20/20″ that she made a “leap of faith” marrying Sanford more than 20 years ago because he insisted on removing a clause promising to be faithful from their wedding vows.
The show released excerpts of Sanford’s interview with Walters, which coincides with publication of her memoir, “Staying True.”
In the interview, Jenny Sanford says the emails where her husband talked about his lover’s body parts were not something anyone would want their children to read on the Internet. They were published last year by The State newspaper in Columbia, appearing online the same day the governor returned from a five-day absence – his staff told reporters he was hiking the Appalachian Trail – to admit an affair with an Argentine woman.
Mark Sanford revealed the affair with Maria Belen Chapur in a tearful news conference at the Statehouse.
Sen. Lindsey Graham plans to introduce a bipartisan bill Tuesday to block funding for civilian trials of five alleged plotters of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks who are now being held at the U.S. military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Graham, a South Carolina Republican and a military lawyer, said that eight other GOP senators had signed onto his legislation, along with Democrats Jim Webb of Virginia and Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas, and independent Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut.
“I have great respect for our civilian legal system,” Graham told McClatchy on Monday. “However, I believe that the 9/11 co-conspirators should be tried under the law of armed conflict in a military tribunal setting. We are at war with al Qaida, and civilian courts have never been used in the past to try war criminals.”
Graham said he’d had recent talks with senior Obama administration officials about where to try the alleged Sept. 11 plotters, but he declined to elaborate. White House aides declined to comment.
Democrats in the SC Senate are playing ACORN-style politics in an attempt to block a bill that would require voters to show a picture ID to verify who they say they are before they cast a ballot.
Click on the video for an update from the Senate… and then contact your state senator (803-212-6200) and tell him to stop the delay tactics and bring H. 3418 to a vote.
My friends at Conservative.SC have an updated story with the details of Tuesday’s late night debate, and I promise to keep you informed from the Senate floor as this debate continues.
Columbia, SC – South Carolina Senate Democratic Leader John C. Land, III (D- Manning) today issued the following statement after the state Senate reached a compromise on election reform legislation.
“This is a good compromise that protects the voter’s access to the polls and the integrity of our elections. Democrats’ priority from the beginning of this debate was to ensure that all registered voters would have uninterrupted access to the polls. I believe this plan keeps the polls open to all citizens and goes a long way to making voting more efficient in our state,” said Land.
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