5 Sisters Found Dead in Car Booth (This Day)

Disaster befell one Mutiu Nurein at the weekend Ado-Ekiti, as five out of his eight children died mysteriously having been locked up inside the booth of his private car by yet to be identified assailants.

Anti-trust/Competition (Mondaq)

Teddy Roosevelt, the original trust buster, "spoke softly and carried a big stick." Modern day trust busters wield two big sticks: public and private enforcement of the antitrust laws. Both government authorities and an organized, well-funded antitrust bar aggressively enforce these laws.

Mental health plan is big shift to privatization (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

Under pressure to fix its mental health system, Georgia is embarking on an uncharted course: the total privatization of state psychiatric hospitals. In an escalation of earlier plans for limited privatization, officials now want to hire for-profit companies to build and operate three new psychiatric facilities to replace all seven existing state hospitals, according to documents obtained by The ...

Birthplace sleuth returning to pursuit of president-elect (WorldNetDaily)

Jerome Corsi, senior investigative reporter for WND and author of "The Obama Nation," which raised some of the original questions about President-elect Barack Obama's birthplace, is recovering from back surgery and soon will return to the trail of information apparently concealed by the Democrat's campaign.

Nigeria: How 20-Member Gang Struck, Killing Two Pastors, Two Others (AllAfrica.com)

Robbers unleashed terror on a Warri based church, penultimate Friday, killing four persons and carting away valuables. IN the early hours of Friday, November 21, men of the underworld did a most unholy thing in the oil city of Warri, Delta State.