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Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is cracking down on baggage theft.
Russia is planning extensive research to support its claim to a broad swath of energy-rich territory beneath the Arctic Sea, a top official of the nation's icebreaker fleet said Friday.
Swiss prosecutors have charged a Brazilian woman with faking an attack by skinheads that she said made her miscarry twins, officials said Friday.
The controversial Kremlin-backed president of Chechnya claims that militants in the violence-plagued Russian province are backed by U.S. and British intelligence agencies.
A Tunisian health official says a woman who claimed she was pregnant with 12 babies underwent a medical examination that showed she is not pregnant.
A Hispanic man told investigators he was beaten and robbed in a racially charged attack in a Long Island community where another Hispanic was killed in an alleged hate crime last fall, police said.
Russia will rebuild its Soviet-era network of polar stations and use its icebreaker fleet to help support its claim to the vast resources of the Arctic, the man who led a mission to plant a Russian flag on the Arctic seabed said Wednesday.
Al-Qaida-linked militants in Algeria have claimed responsibility for an ambush that killed 10 people this week but denied they deliberately targeted the two teachers who were among the victims.
The U.S. Department of Labor says a New Jersey-based information technology company has agreed to pay more than a half-million dollars in back wages to workers it hired under a temporary visa program that allows companies to hire foreign-born professionals.
Russia plans to create a new military force to protect its interests in the disputed Arctic region, a Kremlin strategy paper says.
Prosecutors said Thursday that a Brazilian woman has admitted faking an attack by Swiss skinheads and lying about miscarrying twins.
Russia will modernize its icebreaker fleet and station more researchers in the Arctic as part of its push to stake its claim to the vast resources of the disputed polar region, a presidential envoy said Thursday.
A 21-year-old man was killed on an Amazonian Indian reservation in northwest Brazil, and police said Tuesday that a witness to the attack claimed the victim was partially eaten by the Indians.
An Albanian civil rights group said Thursday it had sued the government to force it to divulge information on an alleged CIA abduction five years ago.
A German court on Thursday rejected a compensation claim for thousands of acres of family land by the grandson of a German aristocrat who took part in a 1944 plot to kill Adolf Hitler.
An al-Qaida in Iraq front organization is claiming responsibility for a suicide attack that killed a U.S.-allied Sunni leader in northern Baghdad on Sunday.
Turns out Bigfoot was just a rubber suit. Two researchers on a quest to prove the existence of Bigfoot say that the carcass encased in a block of ice — handed over to them for an undisclosed sum by two men who claimed to have found it — was slowly thawed out, and discovered to be a rubber gorilla outfit.
Bigfoot or big fat lie? Whenever someone reports sighting the hairy beast of yore (details always fuzzy) or capturing the hirsute humanoid on film (images always grainy), it scares up a dubious debate of international proportions. Friday was just the latest episode in the Sasquatch show, as unreal as it may be.
A senior Russian general says Russia will conduct military exercises in the Arctic to uphold the country's claim to the region's vast natural resources.
A New York woman has filed a $100 claim against Norwalk saying a family outing to the Maritime Aquarium was ruined by dog feces. The woman claims her child's shoes, along with the entire outing, were ruined when her 1-year-old stepped in dog feces outside the Maritime Garage.
They say problem gamblers never quit while they're ahead, and one properly insured Oregon man apparently didn't, either.
President Vladimir Putin on Thursday granted "hero" awards to scientists backing Russia's claim to a mountain range under the Arctic Ocean that is believed to contain huge oil and gas reserves.
A man who claims the CIA kidnapped and tortured him in a case of mistaken identity fell into criminality after returning to Germany because of his treatment by the U.S., his attorney said as his arson trial opened Monday.
A high school student who says she was raped after missing her bus home in 2004 has sued over a district policy that barred her from returning to campus to call for a ride.
Family man in bizarre sex game death - Life insurance wont be paid out A German family man died after a bizarre sex game - and his life insurance company has refused to pay out.
Two claim jail deputies abused them Hillsborough Sheriff's officials say there is nothing to substantiate claims from two former inmates they were abused by deputies in the county jail.
Jobs: Looking at Symptoms, Not RealityAmericans continue to root for jobs as they polish their resumes. Many are begging for anything to put a few dollars in their pockets.
If you are unfortunate enough to suffer an injury in a car accident then we are here to help you get back on the road.
Dinner lady's compensation claim against pupil who ran into her 'could end in chasing games being banned from schools'Excerpt: A school dinner lady left partially paralysed after a schoolboy playing 'tag' ran into her, has returned to court in a bid to secure hundreds of thousands of pounds in compensation.
Doubts cloud Police Chief Nazi stabbing claimsInvestigators have found discrepancies in Passau police chief Alois Mannichl's claim that he was stabbed by a neo-Nazi in mid-December and leads point to a domestic dispute instead, the Süddeutsche Zeitung reported on Friday.
Video: Dominic Casey Interview (Caylee Anthony Case)P.I., Dominic Casey, addresses accusations that he knew where Caylee Anthony's remains were before they were found in December.
The FDA Wants Coca-Cola to Remove Nutrition ClaimsExcerpt: The Food and Drug Administration issued a warning letter to the Coca-Cola Company disagreeing with the product's nutrient claim, which does not meet agency's criteria for vitamins and minerals.
Caylee Anthony – Blogger News Radio On Sun Dec/7 3PM CSTExcerpt: Yes folks, we are going to do another talk show on the Caylee Anthony story, but this will be a show with a twist. Jan and I have been working hard and have found a mystery guest for the show.
Career criminal loses compensation caseExcerpt: BOSTON, Nov. 5 (UPI) -- "A career criminal's claim for compensation for work missed during a jail stay was rejected due to concerns about his type of work..."
WhoCanISue.com - Will Web Site Increase Frivolous Lawsuits?A woman in Los Angeles is suing Victoria's Secret over an alleged thong malfunction; a Nebraskan senator is suing God for terrorist threats; and a D.C. judge unsuccessfully sued a dry cleaner over a missing pair of pants.
Boy Injured on Bouncy Castle - Judgement OverturnedThe Court of Appeal has overturned the High Court's ruling that a boy who suffered brain damage after he was kicked in the head while playing on a bouncy castle should be awarded compensation that could have amounted to £1 million.
Bald teacher loses disabled claimA retired schoolteacher who claimed he was a victim of disability discrimination because he is bald has lost his claim.
Exhibition Seeks Rightful Owners for Nazi Loot Thousands of works of art stolen by the Nazis are still not back in the hands of their rightful owners. A new exhibition in Jersualem is trying to fix that -- visitors can file a claim for the works on display if they recognize their property.
Australian Real Estate Agents File Defamation Claim Against GoogleTwo real estate agents in Victoria, Australia have filed suit against Google. Mark Forytarz & Paul Castran claim defamation due to articles painting them in a negative light that can be found on the search engine. So…they're filing suit for links.
Driver who killed teen sues for damageA speeding motorist who killed a teenage cyclist is suing the boy's parents over damage to his luxury car, the government says.
In Matthew 24:12, the Bible says that the love of the greater number will cool off.
Canoeist John Darwin Reported Arrested A man thought to have been killed in a canoeing accident has been arrested after turning up alive. Cleveland Police said John Darwin was taken into custody on their request by Hampshire detectives from his son's house in Basingstoke yesterday evening.
Car Insurance Customers Car insurance customers announced the companies that give the best service when making a claim in new research by Consumer Intelligence. The top ten motor providers were names Customer Claims Champions for 2007 are Churchill, Co-operative (CIS) ,esure, Fortis, Frizzel.
Atheism Requires FaithI find these atheists taking on all the trappings of fundamentalists, aside maybe from going to church. An active disbelief is a form of faith, and obviously so.
New Orleans files $77 billion claim against Army Corps of EngineersThe city of New Orleans filed a $77 billion damage claim against the Army Corps of Engineers Thursday for flooding that inundated the city when levees failed after Hurricane Katrina in August 2005.
Magazine Claims Republicans will Hold CongressJUBILANT DEMOCRATS SHOULD RECONSIDER their order for confetti and noisemakers. The Democrats, as widely reported, are expecting GOP-weary voters to flock to the polls in two weeks and hand them control of the House for the first time in 12 years -- and perhaps the Senate, as well.
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