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Mexican Troops Kill 12 from Zetas Cartel

Mexican Troops Kill 12 from Zetas Cartel

Twelve more dead human beings’ dead bodies were added to the approximate 60,000 that have died in Mexico’s War since 2006. The recent deaths occurred in the Mexican interior state of Zacatecas. The BBC reports that Mexican soldiers were open-fired

Report: Drug-Resistant Malaria Strain May Cause 'Global Nightmare'

Report: Drug-Resistant Malaria Strain May Cause 'Global Nightmare'

Warning that “drug-resistant malaria threatens millions,” NBC News warns of a possible deadly global nightmare in which the antimalarial drug artemisinin is showing signs of severely reduced effectiveness against malaria in low-income populations in Thailand. In a well-written and compelling

Private Spy Drone Images Lead to Criminal Indictments

Private Spy Drone Images Lead to Criminal Indictments

An anonymous individual or group’s private spy drone’s images have resulted in a criminal indictments for a US meat packing company. The images were taken nearly a year ago and received so much attention that authorities took notice and acted.  The

Northern Ireland Bomb Plots Against Police Thwarted

Northern Ireland Bomb Plots Against Police Thwarted

A car bomb was found in the family car of a Northern Ireland law enforcement officer. The bomb was discovered by the officer and destroyed in a controlled explosion. Another bomb was found near a Belfast police station the following

Iraq Explodes into Violence at 2012's End

Iraq Explodes into Violence at 2012's End

In one of the worst outbreaks of violence since Barack Obama abandoned the freedom-seeking Iraqi people in December of 2011, 54 people were killed and over 169 injured within the final two weeks of 2012. The attacks occurred between December

Hezbollah Joining Cartels in Mexico's War

Hezbollah Joining Cartels in Mexico's War

The Mexican Drug War has killed an estimated 60,000 people since 2006, but the violence has stayed out of the minds of most US citizens. That is about to change as Islamic extremist groups setting up shop in Mexico. The

Iowa Loses Hunters as Pheasants Disappear

Iowa Loses Hunters as Pheasants Disappear

Iowa has a nearly $500 million annual hunting industry that relies on pheasant hunting for the bulk of its visitors. Pheasant numbers faced declines, however, and many who rely on the industry are growing concerned. Studies have shown the number

India Rapists Face Death Penalty

India Rapists Face Death Penalty

The six Indian men arrested for the brutal gang rape turned murder of a young 23-year-old female student are now facing the death penalty. India erupted in protests over the way the government handled the attack and over how the

Cold Kills Over One Hundred in Ukraine in December

Cold Kills Over One Hundred in Ukraine in December

Ukrainian authorities have revealed at least 133 people have died in December due to sustained freezing temperatures that have dipped as low as -9 degrees Fahrenheit. More than 500 people have been hospitalized due to the cold in the past

Despite Gun Control, Dutch Shooting Rampages Becoming Common

Despite Gun Control, Dutch Shooting Rampages Becoming Common

Two men were shot dead in Amsterdam after a shooting spree involving automatic weapon fire. Dutch authorities have released little information on the incident. Amsterdam’s mayor, Eberhard van der Laan, called the automatic weapons shooting spree a “wild west situation.”

Venezuela Deports Alleged French Assassin

Venezuela Deports Alleged French Assassin

Venezuelan authorities have deported a French citizen after accusing him of being an agent of the French government sent to assassinate Hugo Chavez. Frenchman Frederic Laurent Bouquet was arrested on June 18, 2009 by the nation’s political police, formally named

Colorado Set to Reap Huge Profits from Legalized Marijuana

Colorado Set to Reap Huge Profits from Legalized Marijuana

As Colorado’s political policies create the need for more tax revenues, the state’s munchies-for-dollars may have been solved, or otherwise greatly alleviated. Growing marijuana, which has long been a huge cash crop for many Coloradans, is set to become legal

Martyr Bhutto's Only Son to Enter Pakistani Politics

Martyr Bhutto's Only Son to Enter Pakistani Politics

The five-year anniversary of Benazir Bhutto’s assassination will bring much more to Pakistan than remembrances and vigils for the slain reformer. Her only son will use the anniversary to enter politics himself and carry on his mother’s mission. Bilawal Bhutto

Majority in UK Want Out of EU

Majority in UK Want Out of EU

United Kingdom (UK) — For the first time since the UK signed the Maastricht Treaty to join the EU in 1993, a majority the British want to leave the beleaguered assembly of nations. A recent Guardian/ICM poll shows 51% of

Minor Eruption of Chilean Volcano Over Christmas

Minor Eruption of Chilean Volcano Over Christmas

Chile’s Copahue volcano has proven itself to be quite difficult to predict. Sitting on the border of Chile and Argentina, the 2,965 meter tall stratovolcano has increased in activity since 2001. Since that time, the Chilean government has issued a constant

NRA Speaks, Announces New Effort to Protect Schools

NRA Speaks, Announces New Effort to Protect Schools

In a much anticipated press conference, The National Rifle Association (NRA) announced today the creation of a new program to defend American schoolchildren from the plague of madmen and mass murderers that has manifested in many nations in recent years,