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Public`s Help Requested in The Dalles Area Theft

A skid steer is Caterpillar's version of a vehicle commonly referred to as a "Bobcat" type tractor. It is valued at approximately $50,000.

(THE DALLES, Oregon) - Oregon State Police troopers from The Dalles are investigating the theft of an expensive piece of heavy equipment taken from a highway construction zone.

Free Head and Neck Screening Offered by Salem Cancer Institute

(Salem, Oregon) - To promote awareness, regular exams and the importance of early detection, Salem Cancer Institute at Salem Hospital is offering a free head and neck cancer screening to the community on Saturday, May 14, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Bin Laden Fictional Film Comes To An End

Wanted not alive but definitely dead, Bin Laden had to be declared finally captured and killed.

(ALEXANDRIA, Egypt) - Almost ten years since 9/11 has passed.

A long decade through which the whole world have been following day to day main stream media-or mania, that is- coverage of the so called war on terrorism.

Preservation Month Fair at the State Capitol in Salem

(Salem, Oregon) - May is National Historic Preservation Month and for Oregon communities throughout the state it's an opportunity to reflect on significant historic sites and buildings that help tell the stories of our past as well as to recognize contributions that individuals and organizations have made to local preservation projects.

Bin Laden and his Myth are Dead

However, not many bought Bush administration’s argument that Bin Laden actually conducted history’s most sophisticated terrorist operation on the U.S. soil.

(TEHRAN) -

It was thought that Osama bin Laden had died many years ago in the Tora Bora caves and only his legend lived on, but U.S. President Barack Obama announced on Sunday that the Al-Qaeda chief had been killed.

So, now, it would appear both the man and the myth are dead.

Arab Dissident`s Strange Bedfellows

“I really don’t care what happens to Iran. I am for Israel” - Sheldon Adelson

(OSAKA, Japan) - If it’s true that, as Shakespeare famously put it, “Misery acquaints a man with strange bedfellows,” then pro-democracy Arab dissidents must be very miserable indeed.

CyberDissidents.org is a project created in 2008 “to research and focus attention on the online activities of democracy advocates and dissidents in the Middle East, in the hope of empowering them at home and raising awareness of their plight abroad.”

President Obama Announces: Bin Laden Still Dead

"Silenced - killed in Pakistan, buried at sea".

(CINCINNATI) - Operational order: “Bin laden” to be killed – not captured under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, “not in recent contact with Al Qaeda”… US helicopter crashes due to mechanical failure during operation… Pakistan military silent (we phoned)... skepticism in some regions soaring…

(“He must have been in US custody all along”….”Did they kill one of the phony ‘bin Ladens?’”)

USTPAC Welcomes UN Panel`s Report on Sri Lanka

Group Urges US to Help Establish International Investigation.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - USTPAC welcomes the official release of the UN Panel of Expert’s War Crime report on Sri Lanka yesterday.

President of USTPAC Dr. Elias Jeyarajah said, “With the release of this report, the world has come to know the extent of the brutality of the war crimes committed against the Tamil people living in Sri Lanka, and it is the obligation of the International Community to investigate these grave crimes against humanity and bring those responsible to an international court of law.”

Are Vaccines Obsolete?

Autism and vaccines, a surprising connection.

(LONDON) - In the article, 'Theoretical aspects of autism: Causes--A review,' Helen Ratajczak, surprisingly herself a former senior scientist at a pharmaceutical firm, did what nobody else apparently has bothered to do.

She reviewed the body of published science since autism was first described in 1943; all of it.

Rwanda Democratic Green Party Leader Receives Democracy Prize in Swedish Parliament

The Prize is given in honor of the democratic struggle started in Rwanda and the resolve to continue it.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - Frank Habineza, Founding President of the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda, has received a Democracy Prize in Swedish Parliament, today, 28th April 2011.

The Prize was awarded by Hon. Bodil Ceballos, a Swedish Parliamentarian, member of the Foreign Affairs Committee and alternates on the Defence and Justice Committees. She is also a member of the Green Party of Sweden.