More Governments Using Internet to Enforce Blasphemy Laws
WASHINGTON—Dozens of governments around the world, most notably in majority-Muslim nations, are turning to anti-blasphemy laws to aggressively punish alleged…
Two tales of dynamic Alaska tundra
As pungent eucalyptus trees soaked up inches of California rain, a few researchers inside San Francisco’s Moscone Center spoke of…
Post-Vietnam Exposure in Agent Orange-Contaminated Aircraft
WASHINGTON – Air Force reservists based in the U.S. who worked after the Vietnam War in C-123 aircraft that sprayed…
‘South Park’ Terrorist Sues Bureau of Prisons
The man convicted of threatening “South Park” creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker, 25-year-old Zachary Chesser. is back in the…
AirAsia Data Recorder Recovered from Java Sea
BANGKOK— The flight data recorder of AirAsia Flight 8501 has been retrieved from the Java Sea. Authorities said the cockpit…
Dempsey: Lack of Credibility Will Aid Terrorist Group ISIL’s Collapse
WASHINGTON – Though U.S. and coalition airstrikes are destroying facilities and equipment controlled by the Islamic State of Iraq and…
Shots Fired after Assault Call in Togiak
Shots were fired following the report of an assault in the community of Togiak on Sunday according to trooper dispatch.…
Representative Tarr Introduces ‘Erin’s Law’
Anchorage – Among the pre-filed bills announced today is “Erin’s Law” offered by Rep. Geran Tarr (D-Anchorage). “Erin’s Law” is…
Charlie Hebdo Gunmen Dead after Hours-Long Stand-Off
The prime suspects in the Charlie Hebdo attack earlier this week, brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi, died in a barrage…
Petersburg Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Child Exploitation
The former Director of Maintenance of the Petersburg School District was sentenced to federal prison on Tuesday for Child Exploitation,…