Bolivia leader redistributes land

Bolvia's President Evo Morales hands over thousands of acres of land seized from large-scale owners to indigenous farmers.

IRS seeks $227 million in back taxes from Stanford

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service has asked a judge to let it to continue to seek unpaid back taxes from Allen Stanford, the billionaire Texan accused of an $8 billion fraud by U.S. regulators, court documents show.

Cheney on Limbaugh: ‘I love him.’

New Army Weapon Aims to Fry Gadgets, People

Electronics-frying e-bombs have been discussed for decades — but rarely, if ever, deployed. Knocking out computers and communications gear with electromagnetic radiation is nice, but commanders prefer the proven method:

Bill would restrict police use of Tasers

Metro police have purchased just over 1,000 Taser cameras and will begin distributing the recording devices to police on the beat in two weeks. These cameras will capture grainy footage of every electronic zap, though the fate of that footage may be up to the Legislature.

Texas Jail Was An Animal House, Authorities Say

Judge says its okay for Navy to spray recruits with banned chemical

Ex-Pa. senator convicted of 137 corruption counts

Filipino activists: US military siding with convicted rapist

MI cop shot unarmed, 20-year-old marijuana activist