Meet Arizona’s Cold-Blooded Cop
The newest officer to be sworn into the Avondale, Ariz., police force is neither human nor dog he’s a bearded dragon.
Big Brother Is Watching: How Israel Uses Big Data To Fight Terror
Israel’s security services have used the internet to thwart hundreds of potential terror attacks in less than a year, with the Shin Bet security service and Military Intelligence stopping 2,200 Palestinians at various stages of planning and preparing for attacks, mostly stabbings and car-rammings.
UK Rabbi-Politician Burns Christian Bible
A high-profile rabbi and aspiring politician stirred up controversy in British media when he burned a Bible on the eve of Passover.
Arrest Made In Michael Sharp Kidnapping, Death
KINSHASA, Congo — A suspect has been arrested in connection with the deaths of an American and a Swedish investigator for the United Nations and their interpreter, but another suspect has escaped, a Congolese military official said Friday.
‘Don’t Advertise In Haaretz!’
The Samaria Settlers Committee is launching a new initiative and calling on businesses not to publish ads in the Haaretz newspaper on Tuesdays in May, following the newspaper’s publishing of an article declaring the religious Zionist community to be ‘worse than Hezbollah.’
Why MS-13 Is More Dangerous Than ISIS
Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” host Tucker Carlson argued that MS-13, an organization he described as a “mostly immigrant street gang” a bigger threat to public safety than ISIS.
Is Angelina Jolie Getting Married Again?
It’s that time of the week again when the celebrity weeklies hit the newsstands. To separate what’s real and rumor, we turned to our friends at Gossip Cop for the 411 on this week’s most controversial stories.
The Questions That Duduzane Zuma Wouldn’t Answer
Some time towards the end of last year, the public protector conducted inquiries into accusations of state capture made against President Jacob Zuma, his son Duduzani Zuma and his business partners the three Indian Gupta brothers.
I Believe In Justice, Fairness, Says James Ibori
Despite just getting out of jail for stealing at least $250 million from the coffers of his oil-rich Delta State, former Governor James Ibori has described himself as a man who believed in justice, equity and fairness.
Fugitive Mexican Politician Wanted on Organised Crime Charges Held In Guatemala
A former Mexican governor accused of mishandling millions of dollars from programs for the poor was arrested Saturday in Guatemala, according to the Mexican attorney general’s office.