WASHINGTON, The US Committee for Camp Ashraf Residents (USCCAR), on behalf of hundreds of Iranian-Americans whose loved ones in Iraq’s Camp Liberty were the target of a massive Tehran-engineered rocket attack today,
LOS ANGELES, It has been four years since the City Attorney’s offi ce has met with South LA residents. Join us in a discussion with the newly elected City Attorney about resident concerns and community based solutions that create safe neighborhoods.
MIAMI, FL – Authorities in Miami were trying to determine Friday why a crowded deck at a MIami sports bar collapsed as fans cheered for the Miami Heat basketball team playing, tossing dozens of fans into Biscayne Bay.
WASHINGTON, On average, four children die every day from abuse or neglect, according to data from the National Child Abuse and Neglect Data System. Research also indicates that these victims are most often younger children. In 2011, 82 percent of child fatalities were children under the age of four; 42 percent were under one year old.
In response to the recent spate of sexual assault allegations, top military commanders and Congress have promised to create a culture change in the military.
NEW YORK, and CARSON CITY, Nev., — Scott Thorson, Liberace’s ex lover and the subject of the new smash hit HBO original film “Behind The Candelabra”, has found new life in an unusual place: Dennis Hof’s “Bunny Ranch” legal brothel in Carson City, Nevada.
WASHINGTON, In June 2013, the Supreme Court of the United States determined that authorities can collect DNA from those arrested for serious crimes. This is true even if the person remains a suspect and has not been convicted of the particular offense in question.
AUBURN HILLS, Mich – The initiative officially began on May 25, comprised of two phases. The first phase is a 30-day Wellness Challenge where the members of the NABJ Detroit and Chicago chapters, and the members of the NAHJ Los Angeles and New York chapters
WASHINGTON, On June 10, 2013, JINSA will host an introductory panel discussion for its new Iran Task Force at the National Press Club from 2 PM – 3:30 PM. The panel will feature:
CHICAGO, The Chicago Crime Commission joined the Illinois Sheriffs’ Association and the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police by calling on Governor Pat Quinn to veto legislation that would legalize medical marijuana in Illinois. If signed into law, there is fear that House Bill 1 will present serious public safety risks to the citizens of the state.
