WTF? Man in Florida on trial for FEEDING HOMELESS PEOPLE!

It's the first trial of its kind. A man is facing a judge and jury for violating Orlando's ban on feeding the homeless. Eric Montanez, 22, was caught feeding a group in Lake Eola Park earlier this year. The prosecution told Eyewitness News their case rests on video taken of Montanez feeding the homeless, breaking Orlando's feeding ban.

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Sloppy Tradecraft Exposes CIA Drug Plane

Pretty good connections made between CIA and drug-runners!From the site:Seventeen months after an American-registered DC9 airliner was busted with 5.5 tons of cocaine, a major international scandal is brewing over a second drug trafficking incident in Mexico's Yucatan involving an American-registered jet by a dummy front company of the CIA

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Texas Cashier Clubs Deaf Customer For Not Talking

When Goodnight tried to pay for two bottles of Sprite with a $5 bill he was assaulted by the store clerk. Investigators said the clerk, 20-year-old Ricky Young told them he thought Goodnight was being rude by not talking to him and hit him in the head with a crowbar.

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Romney confronted on the issue of medical marijuana

Mitt Romney is confronted on the issue of medical marijuana on Saturday following an event in Dover, New Hampshire.

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The Daily Show: How Bush is Going from "Nixon" to "Mr Burns"

President Bush is vetoing a bill that would take money from cigarettes and give it to poor sick children... "I though something like that is only done by cartoon villains" says Jon Stewart.

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Teachers 'fear evolution lessons'

The teaching of evolution is becoming increasingly difficult in UK schools because of the rise of creationism, a leading scientist is warning.

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Ron Paul raises 5 million in 3rd quarter, up 114%

Ron Paul’s 114 percent increase is in stark contrast to the decrease suffered by Mitt Romney, Rudy Giuliani, and John McCain. Romney’s fundraising was down 29 percent. Giuliani was down 40 percent. McCain was down 55 percent.

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