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Christ
or Kook?
Ex-Foreign Service Officer On a Mission for Maitreya
Hannity signs eight-figure deal
Sean Hannity has joined the ranks of media royalty with a new 5-year
radio syndication deal - being described as one of the biggest
rollouts in the history of the medium.
NOW
Helps Mom Charged in Drownings
The National Organization for Women and other groups said Monday
they are helping to raise money to defend Andrea Yates - the mother
accused of drowning her five children in the bathtub - in part to
help other women suffering from postpartum depression.
EU
funding 'anti-Semitic' textbooks for Palestinians
European Union funding for Palestinian education authorities should
be frozen after the reported discovery of “anti-Semitic”
schoolbooks in Palestinian classrooms, a German member of the
European Parliament (GEP) said on Sunday.
Strippers
work out of Kentucky statehouse
Strippers openly ran a business in Kentucky's statehouse. Now 500
pages of secrets are being exposed.
Cincinnati
Cops Profile Criminals
"I profile," says office Doug Frazier. "I do criminal
profiles. If someone looks like they might be doing criminal
activity, I talk to them. At least that's what we used to do."
Racial
Preferences Unconstitutional
A federal appeals court declares unconstitutional an admissions
policy at the University of Georgia that favored nonwhites.
China
Probe Finds Bipartisan Skeletons
Democrats and Republicans alike were caught in the net of influence
peddling and illegal Chinese money, according to congressional
reports and testimony reviewed by NewsMax.com.
Pilot's
warning ignored in Aaliyah crash
A heated argument about the weight of equipment erupted between the
pilot of the plane carrying singer Aaliyah and her video crew
minutes before their tragic Bahamas crash, The Post has learned.
Lawyers
demand Condit indictment
With the investigation into the disappearance of intern Chandra Levy
seemingly at a standstill, a new legal attack was launched against
Rep. Gary Condit Monday in the form of a complaint seeking criminal
charges in connection with the embattled congressman's relationship
with a flight attendant.
Israelis
Enter Palestinian Village
Israeli tanks rolled into a Palestinian village on the southern
fringes of Jerusalem early Tuesday in response to persistent
Palestinian gunfire on a nearby Israeli neighborhood.
Devil-worship
teenagers jump to their deaths in Germany
The suicides of three teenagers who leapt together to their death
from a bridge, their bodies daubed with pentangle symbols, have
increased concern among officials in Germany about the spread of
Devil-worship among disaffected, often unemployed, young people.
Pot-growing
machine marketed to medical users
In its first six weeks of operation in Canada, All-Round Industries
has done nearly $700,000 in business.
Police
TV theme tunes to stop gas thieves
Theme tunes from classic TV police shows will be played at petrol
stations across Britain to prevent customers driving off without
paying.
Drug
dealer tries to sell to Minneapolis Mayor
A man who allegedly tried to sell drugs through a car window came
across a tough customer - the mayor.
Coors
Employee Flips Wrong Switch, Drowns Fish in Beer
An employee of Coors Brewing Co. flipped the wrong switch and sent
77,500 gallons of beer into a creek, killing thousands of fish and
prompting health warnings.
'Viagra
for the lips' developed in India
Is that lipstick in your pocket.... Doctors in India claim to have
developed a herbal lipstick equivalent of Viagra.
One
in 32 U.S. adults either on parole, probation or in prison
The number of adults behind bars, on parole or on probation reached
a record 6.47 million in 2000 -- or one in 32 American adults, the
government reported Sunday.
Last
episode of Mister Rogers airs this week
Mister Rogers is hanging up his cardigan for the last time (the
72-year-old taped the final installment of his show last fall, and
it will air next week), a palpable sense of sadness permeates PBS.
Study
say women wash hands after restroom visits more then men
Only 67 percent of men and women who visit the loo wash their hands
after taking care of business, according to a national study by the
American Society of Microbiology.
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