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Illinois lawmakers on Monday approved an inquiry into whether Gov. Rod Blagojevich should be impeached in the wake of charges he tried to sell the U.S. Senate seat vacated by President-elect Barack Obama.
General Motors Corp is slashing its first-quarter North American production by 60 percent compared with the same period this year, in response to a collapse in U.S. vehicle demand.
Nash told the audience that such financial crises would be less likely to occur if there was some international monetary standard, such as the gold standard or competition among worldwide currencies, to curb inflation and prevent the rise of mortgage
Inflation is going to save us from depression. A message from your federal government.
An anonymous patriot appeared at the Georgia guidestones, sending a riveting message to the global elite, giving them their final warning. If they do not repeal their heinous acts and restore our rights we will rise up in a way that they will never f
A day after an Iraqi television journalist threw his shoes at President George W. Bush, this act of defiance toward the American commander in chief reverberated throughout Iraq and across the Arab world.
President-elect Barack Obama, confronting the question of the beleaguered economy and tense international challenges that he is facing, explained his approaches to both fronts in an interview aired by NBC's Meet the Press this morning. The world
This display was the work of Carson Williams, a Mason, Ohio, electrical engineer who spent about three hours sequencing the 88 Light-O-Rama channels that controlled the 16,000 Christmas lights in his annual holiday lighting spectacular (from Christma
Membership on CameraFRAUD’s Meetup site has surged within the past 48 hours, more than tripling since the beginning of the week. New members have been joining on an average of once every five minutes, pushing the total number of members to over 300.
It happened shortly before 10:30 a.m., at 24th and Washington streets, and involved a car and one of the Light Rail trains. The woman who was hurt reportedly was not transported to the hospital, she was just a bit shaken up.
Maricopa County Supervisor Don Stapley has been indicted on 118 counts of failure to disclose to the public his involvement in a wide variety of land deals, business associations and business assets. The felonies and misdemeanors span more than a dec
Shawn tells 3TV how it is. (Does the MSM love this or what?)
Anti-scam activists continue their crusade, this time on Fox 10's prime-time news. Is DPS getting the message? They don't seem so eager to appear on video anymore, and have backed off of their chest-pounding a wee bit. Video after the jump...
The continued onslaught of Post It notes and Silly String on photo scam cams has lead DPS to assign an investigator to “determine who is obstructing speed-enforcement cameras on Valley freeways.”
Kudos to Ed Vallejo who writes: "...it's a great video! It has Shawn and Powell and some others, plus [GOP State Party Chairman] Randy Pullen."
Janzilla has done it again. She ordered 42 mobile ticketing units stationed every twenty miles on Interstates 10 and 40 over the Thanksgiving weekend. An out of state driver could end up paying over $3700 in fines.
Another top elected official in Arizona has spoken out against photo radar in response to increasingly vocal resistance from the driving public. State Treasurer Dean Martin...
The demonstration, which was held on the 16th Street overpass at Interstate 10, used a combination of “freeway blogging” (Styrofoam cups pressed into the chain link), handheld signs, and ripstop banners.
Phoenix police union officials are proposing that 200 senior officers be allowed to buy their own semiautomatic rifles to use on the job after some said they felt more at risk and asked for additional firepower.
(Unless this is their way of filling their quota...) Many have been reporting a photo scam cam taking pictures of all passing vehicles, or snapping while no traffic present. Call Redflex's Shoba at 480-440-0647
The lawsuit was filed in October. Without a court order or ruling, sheriff's attorney Michelle Iafrate volunteered to release most of the records — about one week after Arpaio won re-election.
Post-it notes aren't the only tools of the roadside revolution. The video below, uploaded on November 20, captures a speed enforcement camera lense being covered with silly string.
At this Very Moment the federal Reserve Bank and its owners are bringing to a conclusion the planned implosion of the financial economy of the united states. They are consolidating assets and control over the nation's financial infrastructure as
While addressing a crowd of approximately 50 people Wednesday night, Arizona Republican Party Chairman Randy Pullen expressed disapproval of automated ticketing, calling for the removal of photo enforcement equipment.
While Maricopa County (Phoenix) Judge Edward O. Burke agreed with the state's Libertarian Party that county elections director did not follow election law, ensure ballot integrity and provide an unbroken custody chain, he ruled against them sayin
An unknown group of people have been quietly expressing disapproval with Arizona’s new freeway photo scam through the placement of Post-It notes on camera equipment throughout the valley. Reports have surfaced that numerous cameras have been involved
By now you have heard that Saturday Night Live has parodied Governor Napolitano. VIDEO -
Maricopa County officials’ decision to exclude the Libertarian Party from participating in verifying ballots after the Nov. 4 election has undermined voters’ confidence in the electoral process, a party attorney told a Maricopa County Superior Court
Federal prosecutors added new charges Thursday including racketeering, making a false statement on a tax return and other counts to an indictment against Arizona Congressman Rick Renzi.
Faced with one of the tightest budget crunches in its history, AZ is wasting no time in deploying its newly authorized freeway speed cameras. Redflex Traffic Systems runs the program in return for an expected cut of $20,361,300.
