Oklahoma: Social Security Attorney In Oklahoma

Chris Bell no novice at running for office (Austin American-Statesman) - 179 weeks ago

Long before Democrat Chris Bell aspired to the Governor's Mansion, before he vied for mayor of Houston or assailed Tom DeLay, he was the skinny mop-headed president of the Interfraternity Council at the University of Texas.

Credit derivatives rocked by loss at GM finance arm (and more...) (From the Wilderness Publications) - 180 weeks ago

March 22, 2006 Credit derivatives rocked by loss at GM finance arm - by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, The Telegraph with comment by Michael C. Ruppert FBI Agent Slams Bosses at Moussaoui Trial - by Michael J. Sniffen, The Associated Press with comment by Michael C. Ruppert Rabobank Urges Global Central Banks to Prevent Possible Plunge by Dollar - by Kaj Leers, AFX

Press Contact (Electronic Frontier Foundations) - 180 weeks ago

San Francisco - A federal judge has refused to dismiss the Electronic Frontier Foundation's (EFF's) case against AT&T for collaborating with the NSA in illegal spying on millions of ordinary Americans, setting the stage for a congressional showdown over proposed dramatic changes in federal surveillance law.

The Chosen One (Cover Story) (City Pages) - 180 weeks ago

Michele Bachmann's recipe for success: Christian piety and not-so-Christian opportunism.

Immigration situation vexes labor candidates (The Edmond Sun) - 180 weeks ago

EDMOND — It is a problem that is not only statewide, but also national significance. The issue of illegal immigration has costly consequences for both employers and taxpayers.

Be afraid of private collectors (The Enid News & Eagle) - 181 weeks ago

If you think only the IRS is in the tax collection business you are mistaken. There now are private businesses that collect your tax dollars and keep up to 25 percent of what they collect from you. If that surprises or even frightens you, read on to get even more surprised and frightened.

Former OU football star receives jail sentence (The Edmond Sun) - 182 weeks ago

EDMOND — Former University of Oklahoma Sooner and NFL football player Adrian Cooper was sentenced Monday to more than six years in federal prison for securities fraud and money laundering, U.S. Attorney John C. Richter announced.

Milwaukee Suburban Police Reports (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) - 182 weeks ago

Bayside | Bay View| Brown Deer | Cudahy| Fox Point | Franklin| Glendale | Greendal...

Man agrees to plead guilty to embezzlement charge (St. Petersburg Times) - 183 weeks ago

Floyd Seibert was charged with draining millions from his corporation's benefit plans.

The ripple effect (Arkansas Times) - 183 weeks ago

The 11 Latino men ? half in blue jail jumpsuits, half in orange ? all had their hands cuffed behind their backs as they were led into the federal courtroom last Friday. They looked like criminals instead of what they were two weeks before: waiters, janitors, cooks, dishwashers and groundskeepers at the Country Club of Little Rock.