HK pro-democracy lawmakers phones tapped — report
HONG KONG — Three prominent pro-democracy lawmakers in Hong Kong say that their phones have been tapped, a newspaper reported Tuesday.
Source: news.inq7.net
Once Upon a Time in The Baltics
Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania are shaking off their darker recent past and inviting visitors to explore their historic charm The turrets, the ancient city gates and the cobblestoned streets — these are the fairy-tale images of Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania, known collectively as the Baltic States.
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Craven and Son Writing Hills Sequel
Fangoria has learned that Wes Craven and his son Jonathan will write the sequel to Alexandre Aja's The Hills Have Eyes remake, which was made for $15 million and has collected $54 million worldwide. Craven produced the March 10 release.
Source: comingsoon.net
Triple murder counts
ONE of three teens charged with the brutal murders of three people in Toowoomba in May last year ran for help with his ear partly ripped off and a bleeding head wound.
Source: www.thecouriermail.news.com.au
Gonzales Defends Phone-Data Collection
Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales said yesterday that the government can obtain domestic telephone records without court approval under a 1979 Supreme Court ruling that authorized the collection of business records.
Source: www.washingtonpost.com