Extradition rules could be tested against the constitution's double jeopardy clause.

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Approximately a year and half ago 30 of us had witnessed a strange event that took place above are church on a Saturday. I would have to look into it the figure out a direct date. The event took place in San Fernando Valley California on Calvin Street next To Tampa Blvd. and Sherman Way. […]

Legendary songstress Dionne Warwick is fighting off the IRS and reportedly owes $10 million dollars in back taxes that have forced the hit singer into bankruptcy according to TMZ reports on Tuesday, March 26.Dionne Warwick, 72, is said to…

The British were world leaders at ‘haute ecole’ dressage 300 years ago but it later died out. Stunning images show performances at Bolsover Castle in Derbyshire.

Disgraced tycoon Nicholas Levene (pictured) was ordered at Southwark Crown Court to pay back the nominal sum because he is bankrupt.

The Mail has learnt the tycoon regularly paid for teenage girls to fly from Eastern Europe or Russia to the UK for sex. Chauffeur Mark Pendlebury (pictured) said he had a steady supply of girls from the same source.

Dinosaurs had sex in the missionary position to stop them from being castrated, according to a new study. It contradicts long-held beliefs that the male mounted the female from behind.

A $500,000 robotics system has cut the turnaround time for DNA evidence analysis at the Miami Valley Regional Crime Lab from a six months back log to completion in two to four weeks. The faster turnaround means innocent suspects are ruled out quicker …

Paragon, in Euclid, brings a little missing class to a formally upscale neighborhood. People may complain that there are no longer any good restaurants in Euclid, and that’s just not true. Paragon calls itself a wine…