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Gunman Opens Fire in Aurora Century 16 Theater, 12 Confirmed Dead and 50 Injured

By Staff on Jul 20, 2012   National  

Gunman Opens Fire in Aurora Century 16 Theater, 12 Confirmed Dead and 50 Injured

In the early morning hours of Friday, at shortly after midnight, a scene of horror unfolded, gunfire broke out, after the carnage, 12 people lay dead and another 50 were injured in an Aurora Century 16 theater.

Murkowski Demands Missing Report on Stimulus Jobs in Indian Country

By Staff on Jul 16, 2012   National  

Murkowski Demands Missing Report on Stimulus Jobs in Indian Country

Citing "Methodology inconsistencies," the Department of the Interior informed the tribal leaders across the country that they will not be releasing the 2010 Indian Population and Labor Force Report.

Helicopter pilot nabbed during Operation Frozen Timber

By ICE on Jul 13, 2012   National  

Helicopter pilot nabbed during Operation Frozen Timber

SEATTLE — A Canadian man extradited to the U.S. to face federal charges of conspiracy to import marijuana pleaded guilty Wednesday, pre-empting a re-trial and ending a protracted legal fight to derail the prosecution.

Truck Driver Barrels over Campers Asleep in Tent at Camp Gound

By Staff on Jul 9, 2012   National  

Truck Driver Barrels over Campers Asleep in Tent at Camp Gound

In the wee hours of the morning on Sunday, tragedy struck four campers as they lay asleep in their tent.

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