Oct 30, 2009 | The Winnipeg Free Press
1602271 Killed imam's son arrested in Windsor
The son of an imam killed in a shootout with the FBI in Detroit was apprehended in neighbouring Windsor, Ont., Thursday while two other Canadian residents were still being sought amid allegations they were involved with a radical Islamic group.
Feds: Leader of radical Islam group killed in raid
A leader of a radical U.S. Sunni Islam group killed in a shootout with federal agents near Detroit repeatedly told followers that the government was the enemy and they must be willing to take on the FBI _ even if it meant death, authorities said.
Intelligence chief imposes 2-week deadline to notify Congress; some still lag
A top U.S. official said Tuesday that an internal review has found that Congress was not fully notified about a small number of intelligence activities, but has since been brought up to date.
Pistol Pete tries to hijack intel committee mtg to run for governor
U.S. Rep. Pete Hoekstra this morning used an open meeting of the Intelligence subcommittee to demand the Obama administration reveal its plan for closing the Guantanamo Bay detention camp and whether terror suspects could be moved into Michigan.
Who's really reading the McChrystal report?
Forget about reading legislation, how about a top general's report on Afghanistan? Gen.
More on Pistol Pete and his politicized committee hearing
CQ Politics has more from yesterday's committee hearing that Peter Hoekstra -- the man who can't tweet straight -- crassly politicized as part of his campaign for governor.
GOP candidate Michael Bouchard to receive L. Brooks Patterson's...
Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard, left, and County Executive L. Brooks Patterson.
Veterans honored for their service
MUSKEGON COUNTY, Mich. More than a dozen military veterans were honored for their service in Muskegon County on Monday.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Polpourri: Bill Huizenga wins vote, Jay Riemersma wins money race
Two Republican contenders for the 2nd Congressional district seat being vacated by U.S. Rep.
Magic Frank channels the mystic powers of fear mongering
Magic Frank says Michigan deserves answers on Gitmo North , which is really a very coy way of saying that what Michigan needs is a good dose of rightwing fear mongering.
Michigan incentives weren't enough to lure wind turbine manufacturer
When Michigan and Muskegon pooled every incentive package they could tap, the lure still was not strong enough to land the first factory for homegrown wind-turbine company WindTronics, LLC .
Jay Riemersma criticizes Bill Huizenga's 2007 vote for Michigan...
On June 28, 2007, state Rep. Bill Huizenga helped end a legislative stalemate when he became one of 17 Republican lawmakers to vote for the Michigan Business Tax.
Poll: Voters lack faith in politicians
The reputation of Lansing lawmakers among the populace is getting clobbered these days, with the continued budget impasse and state government shutting down twice in the past three years.
Obama mulls Afghan decision on 8-year mark
President Obama's national security team will begin discussing the number of troops needed in Afghanistan as early as Friday, according to a White House spokesman.
Justice officials won't take oath before briefing
A House intelligence committee meeting was abruptly terminated when Justice Department officials refused to be sworn in before briefing the lawmakers.
Obama mulls Afghan decision on 8-year mark
A day after meeting with congressional leaders from both parties, President Obama sat down Wednesday afternoon with his national security team, the third of five meetings on U.S. strategy toward Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Experts to discuss how national health care reform might affect businesses
CORRECTION APPENDED A panel of top health care experts will address the possible impact to business from health care reform at a forum Friday morning at the Fairlane Club in Dearborn at 5000 Fairlane Woods Drive.
U.S. Rep. Pete Hoekstra: Bus stops here for Middleville mom trying to help friends
The state of Michigan determined in recent days that bureaucrats in Lansing are better-equipped to determine who should watch your kids at the bus stop than parents.
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