In celebration of the fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, Osama bin Laden sends Europe an ultimatum to cease and desist from publishing cartoons. One man with a pen was capable of inciting the hordes to riot. Meanwhile, what was altered by those 50 murders? I guess, the pen is truly mightier.
In this Washington Post article, we learn that Judge Bennett calls Heather Mills everything but a gold digger in his ruling, which was released to the public on Tuesday.
Mar 18
Today’s Cato Institute article Fighting for Our Right to Bear Arms outlines the case currently before the Supreme Court. A Washington DC resident is challenging the district’s ban on all functional firearms for self-defense. We may not see a decision until May. It is expected that a decision on this matter will either affirm an individual’s right to bear arms or the Second Amendment will effectively be expunged from the US Constitution.
All indications are that the court will uphold the appeals court ruling that the DC gun ban is unconstitutional.
Click Here to read about the interest rate cut. G W. Bush went on to say that further action would be taken if this didn’t work.
Celebrate good times, come on!
-J
Since February 17, the $108M settlement fell through. Today, the settlement has been finalized at $50M. Apparently, Paul McCartney is only worth about half of what he was estimated to be worth.
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