Police on Long Island are investigating an incident in which a heavily armed man crashed his vehicle and then fired on emergency personnel, injuring an EMT. Police shot and killed the man, who they say was on his way to commit mass murder. (March 3)
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NFL owners ended their special labor meeting Wednesday night without taking any action, just 30 hours before the collective bargaining agreement with the players expires. (March 2)
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Watch and share The Story of Citizens United: For more than a year, you’ve been hearing from us about the U.S. Supreme Court’s Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission ruling and Public Citizen’s campaign for a constitutional amendment to prevent … Continue reading → Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Political Carnival Discovery Date : 01/03/2011 21:39 Number of articles : 4
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Construction in Las Vegas boomed for 10 years. Now, the AP follows the life of two unemployed parents as they struggle to make ends meet and keep their home. (March 3)
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Officials have declared the quake rescue effort over in New Zealand, with ‘no chance’ of more survivors. They expect the death toll from the disaster in Christchurch to top 200. (March 3)
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Richard Downie, an expert on Africa at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington says he thinks the conflict in Libya will be long and bloody. He describes President Obama response as cautious and pragmatic. (March 2)
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March 3rd: Rodney King beating caught on tape; Alexander Graham Bell born; The Star Spangled Banner officially becomes the national anthem; Time magazine begins publishing; Steve Fossett makes the first solo non-stop flight around the world.
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The Obama administration is being urged to stop the slaughter of Moammar Gadhafi’s opponents in Libya, but though it’s considering military options, many of them have a distinct downside. AP White House Correspondent Mark Smith reports. (March 2)
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The Obama administration is being urged to stop the slaughter of Moammar Gadhafi’s opponents in Libya, but though it’s considering military options, many of them have a distinct downside. AP White House Correspondent Mark Smith reports. (March 2)
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