A recent review of court records revealed that the over 800 pages documenting the destruction of the ballots in violation of federal court order were not in the possession of the court. Over 56 of Ohio's 88 counties destroyed election records
There is a long and fascinating history of relationships between nutritional deficiencies and chronic disease. One of the most well known is probably scurvy -- a disease where your bones lose their rigidity due to a deficiency in vitamin C.
Recent United Nations data shows that Nigeria has the second highest maternal mortality rate in the world. The country's 59,000 maternal deaths annually rank second to India's 117,000. Locally, available statistics also show that the North West zone of th
The Guardian of Friday, July 4, 2008, reports in its lead story that the group that calls itself The Patriots has condemned President Umaru Yar'Adua for declaring war on the militants of the Niger Delta. Mr. Ladi Williams, the general secretary of The Pat
"Michael Sheuer's new work "Marching Toward Hell" is very clear with it's overall purpose of exposing where America's interests have gone wrong with their interactions with the various people, beliefs and religions of the Middle East."
"The business of recruiting teenage girls as domestic help in rich and middle-class homes is booming despite our efforts to put a stop to it", Bello Ahmed, head of the Kano office of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Traffic in Persons (NAPTIP),
Doesn't every appreciate a free gift, especially jewelry? Well, here's a look at one bauble you might not want to accept, much less put on. Americans, we may now all be considered potential terrorist.
Do they think that if the President sees the bloodshed, he'll be moved, as President John F. Kennedy was, to send in the National Guard? Bush isn't Kennedy and the Guard is in Iraq. More likely he'll send in Blackwater
TAMPA - Thunderstorms roll over West Central Florida 90 to 100 days a year. With that many, it's little wonder the region is called the lightning capital of the country.And during July, there are more lightning strikes in Florida than in any other month
"In a series of about 20 experiments, hundreds of decent, well-intentioned people agreed to deliver...increasingly painful electric shocks to another person..." Stanley Milgram's experiment lives on and has been reproduced. Would YOU pull the switch?
