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Tuesday, 29 Jun, 2010
U.S. Justice Department announced Monday authorities have arrested 10 suspects on charges of spying for Russia. Court documents show they tried to penetrate decision making circles of the Federal government.
The suspects were all members of a Russian intelligence program that operates inside the United States, and they all were arrested on Sunday. According to a Justice Department statement, they were allegedly carrying out long-term, "deep-cover" assignments in the United States on behalf of the Russian Federation. One suspect remains at large.
The 11 defendants
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Sunday, 27 Jun, 2010
On June 25, many music fans all over the world celebrate the first anniversary since the death of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. The singer’s die-hard fans say that their idol staged his death to escape from public attention and avoid the multi-million debt problem.
This is a just a fantasy (most likely), although many of those, who were close to the musician, knew that the dead Michael Jackson cost a lot more than the living one.
Many fans still believe that the legendary singer is alive. They take this rumor as a straw that they can catch. Some recognized
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Sunday, 27 Jun, 2010
The two European giants could not have foreseen crossing paths so early in the competition, but England’s second-place finish in Group C denied them a supposedly more
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Friday, 25 Jun, 2010
Medvedev arrived in Washington earlier Thursday for talks with Obama before the Group of 20 summit in Canada this weekend.
Later Thursday, Medvedev was to give a speech
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Monday, 21 Jun, 2010
An Italian priest has developed an application that will let priests celebrate Mass with an iPad on the altar instead of the regular Roman missal.
The Rev. Paolo
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Sunday, 20 Jun, 2010
In the 58 days since the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon platform in the Gulf of Mexico, Cuba began to prepare to deal with the possible arrival
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Friday, 18 Jun, 2010
by John Stanton
Turkey is vital to United States’ national security interests. No country in the region deserves America’s cooperation—at all levels--more than Turkey’s current government. And no
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Friday, 18 Jun, 2010
A funny and yet immoral incident took place in the cultural capital of Russia, St. Petersburg at night of June 14. The drivers, who did not manage
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Tuesday, 15 Jun, 2010
In recent decades, Las Vegas has become a symbol for the over-the-top affluence and decadence of America.
But now it is a microcosm of the economic nightmare
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Tuesday, 15 Jun, 2010
While the South African coach relies on the thunder of the vuvuzela, which should frighten Mexicans, in Germany the prohibitions spread against these horns in public places
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Sunday, 13 Jun, 2010
The Kyrgyz interim government has issued a decree allowing the Defense Ministry to call up reservists aged under 50 to stabilize the situation in southern Kyrgyzstan hit
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Sunday, 13 Jun, 2010
A tiny heatproof capsule which scientists hope contains some of the oldest dust in the universe will streak back to Earth and land in the Australian desert
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Sunday, 13 Jun, 2010
Over the past few years there has been considerable discussion within the career services industry, and in the general media, about keywords and their impact on job
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Saturday, 12 Jun, 2010
Dear Jim,
Imagine our surprise to discover our former employee, now the head of Mini, has challenged us to a head-to-head race. As you surely know, Porsche has
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Friday, 11 Jun, 2010
While chasing fashionable trends, women forget that being trendy and attractive for men are two different things. It turns out men do not like many contemporary tendencies
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Thursday, 10 Jun, 2010
As the world gears up for Friday’s World Cup Finals kick-off in South Africa, the continent’s first, and as a global pandemic of Soccermania promises once again
