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Obama Looking for Ways to Restart White House Tours

By Staff on Mar 13, 2013   National  

Obama Looking for Ways to Restart White House Tours

The popular White House tours that were suspended by the budget cuts brought on by sequestration continue into the season of increased tours to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue ramps up.

Oregon Man Arrested for Providing Material Support to Suicide Bomber

By Staff on Mar 8, 2013   National  

Oregon Man Arrested for Providing Material Support to Suicide Bomber

A naturalized citizen of the United States, 48-year-old Raez Qadir Khan was arrested on Tuesday at his home in Portland, Oregon, on charges of conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists.

Tacoma Jury Convicts Four Sovereign Citizen Members

By Staff on Mar 8, 2013   National  

Tacoma Jury Convicts Four Sovereign Citizen Members

It was announced in Washington state yesterday, that four members of the Sovereign Citizens movement were convicted on charges of filing fraudulent claims, false tax returns, mail fraud and obstruction of justice.

Former U.S. Consulate Guard Gets Nine Years in Prison for Attempting to Turn Over National Defense Information to China

By Staff on Mar 6, 2013   National  

Former U.S. Consulate Guard Gets Nine Years in Prison for Attempting to Turn Over National Defense Information to China

Former civilian guard, Bryan Underwood, who worked at a U.S. Consulate that was under construction in China, was sentenced on Tuesday to nine years in prison. Upon his release, he will be placed on two years supervised release.

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