Maybe he fled there for the kosher food. By Jeffrey Heller Reuters JERUSALEM — When Micky Mayon fled the United States, where he faced firearms charges, the alleged member of an anti-Semitic white supremacist group chose what he might have seen as a perfect hideout — the Jewish state. Mayon, 32, of Steelton, Pa., was…
These brazen acts are reminders that things are still out of control in Mexico, and that’s not good for the U.S. either. By GUSTAVO RUIZ The Associated Press MORELIA, Mexico – Twelve people tortured, slain and dumped along a mountain road in a drug-plagued Mexican state were off-duty federal agents, an official said Tuesday. It…
Mild-mannered Eric Holder is finding that’s it’s not only tough to please all of Washington, it’s tough to please either side of the isle — Democrat-Republican, liberal-conservative. Lately, the left has been blasting him for trying to smooth over the past events involving the Bush administration. All in a days work in Washington. By Carrie…
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com Former NFL player Reed Kyle Diehl is in big trouble for clipping — yes clipping investors in a $5 million Ponzi scheme. The 30-year-old former offensive lineman for the Tennessee Titans pleaded guilty Monday in Santa Ana, Calif., to fraud charges in connection to a Ponzi in which he “collected funds…
The Rifleman testifying in Miami in murder trial of FBI agent John Connolly /dateline nbc The Soprano-like testimony in court continues to expose the shady side of the FBI in Boston during a very dark era. The testimony is part of a civil trial involving families suing the government for failing to stop mobsters/FBI informants…
Sure Jefferson is trying to say that he didn’t think he was doing anything wrong. But he’ll have to find some way to explain to the jurors why, when he spoke to an FBI informant who was wearing a wire, he used a code word for money (“African art”) and sounded as if he was…
