Mountain Climber Survives Fourth of July Fall
Yesterday, the Alaska State Troopers received two separate reports of a man suffering from injuries while mountain climbing.
Father and Son Duo Charged in Shooting of ICE/Homeland Security Agent
On Tuesday, July 3rd, agents from ICE were conducting a surveillance operation near Hargill, in southern Texas.
Panel: Fukushima Nuclear Disaster 'Man-Made'
TOKYO — A parliamentary report in Japan concludes the meltdowns last year at the Fukushima nuclear power plant were clearly a man-made disaster, and that the facility was vulnerable to earthquakes.
Reopened Supply Routes Mean Cost Savings, Spokesman Says
WASHINGTON, July 5, 2012 – Pakistan’s decision to reopen ground supply routes on its border with Afghanistan will allow the Defense Department to save tens of millions of dollars transporting material in and out of Afghanistan, a senior Pentagon spokesman said here today.