St. Augustine to Hold Anniversary of Civil Rights Act
St. Augustine, FL – July 2, 2014 marks the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. To honor this landmark legislation in America’s
No Cell Phone Searching without a Warrant, Rules US Supreme Court
Advocates of privacy rights saw a major victory today when the US Supreme Court ruled that the police would not be allowed to search the
Witness in Bollywood Actor’s Hit-and-Run Case Changes Statement
It’s hardly been a month since the Bombay High Court ordered TV channels against airing a show about the hit-and-run case involving Bollywood’s rich and
Press Freedom Declining in Third World and the West
Last month, Pakistan’s judiciary, government, and military teamed up to ban a leading news network – Geo TV – and its associated print publications. The
Animal Rescuer and Advocate Needs Help
Eddie Cintron has been working toward dog rescue causes for years and his efforts led to the consideration of including training for cops in New
Car Crash Victim’s Mom Asks Congress for Law on Recall Notifications
A mother who lost her son to a car crash has been gathering support from people toward the cause of timely awareness against defective cars
Pakistan Police Kills People of Rival Political Party
Police in Pakistan, and particularly in Punjab province, is notoriously corrupt and violent toward citizens. But what happened in Model Town, Lahore, earlier this week
Maritime Heritage Family Fun Day, St. Augustine, June 22
St. Augustine, FL – The St. Augustine Maritime Heritage Foundation, along with the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum and the Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park,
A Call for Protecting America’s Eagles from Wind Industry
Clean and renewable energy is the cry of the day. However, achieving it shouldn’t come at the cost of wildlife. An ecological issue that recently
Parents Petitioning EPA to Cut Methane Emissions
Methane is a more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide but our media seems obsessed with carbon dioxide when discussing climate change, mainly because carbon