DNA Leads To Suspect In 1970s Serial Killings
DNA evidence has linked a 72-year-old man to a pair of cold-case murders in the Los Angeles area. The man may also be linked to as many . . . .
Entries for April, 2009
Chrysler Files For Bankruptcy
Chrysler filed for bankruptcy on Thursday. With a deal reached to combine the company with Fiat in order to allow Chrysler to stay in business. The bankruptcy filing comes after some of Chrysler’s smaller lenders refused a Treasury . . . .
On This Day In History
1789 – George Washington took office as first elected U.S. president. 1803 – The U.S. purchased the Louisiana Territory from France for $15 million. 1812 – Louisiana admitted as the 18th U.S. state.
Obama Says There’s No Rubber-Stamp Senate
President Obama said on Wednesday that he’s under no illusions and that he’ll have a “rubber-stamp Senate” now that Sen. Arlen Specter has switched parties to join the Democrats.
U.S. Swine Flu Cases Grow To 91
The number of confirmed swine flu cases in the United States has risen up to 91 and is now spread across 10 states. Five patients have been hospitalized, including . . . .
