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What's Your Reaction? DENVER — A man who threatened to kill Barack Obama last summer just before the Democratic National Convention in Denver has pleaded guilty to federal weapons charges.
What's Your Reaction? DENVER — A man who threatened to kill Barack Obama last summer just before the Democratic National Convention in Denver has pleaded guilty to federal weapons charges.
According to an interim audit report released Monday, the city campaign finance office did not accept explanations offered by DCDSC officials for fundraising irregularities. Audit officials maintain that the committee needs to return some $37,000 to donors, and it may be subject to fines.
A man accused of making statements about assassinating then-presidential candidate Barack Obama during the Democratic National Convention in Denver last year pleaded guilty Friday to a firearms possession charge in federal court.
On Saturday mornng, Nov. 21, Susan Pheifer, from Organizing for America (OFA) will be the guest speaker at the Pacifica Democrats monthly breakfast meeting, which is held in the rear meeting room of the Sharp Park Golf Course Restaurant
They grew up in a home like no other -- where bullets arrived in the mail and where their father went to the basement to open packages he feared could contain explosives.
One new councilmember will join four returning incumbents on the Centennial City Council.
William Kunstler, right, at Attica Correctional Facility in 1971. For William Kunstler, the wild-haired, radical civil rights lawyer with the raspy voice who became a left-wing political star in the late 1960s, Michelangelo’s statue of David symbolized how he saw himself.
A local environmental lawyer and delegate to the 2008 Democratic National Convention became the second woman to jump into the 7th Congressional District race Tuesday.
Brett Morgen, producer and director, lives in a 5,000-square-foot beach house in Queens with his wife, three children and two cats.
DENVER - A man who threatened to kill President Barack Obama just before the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver pleaded guilty Friday to federal weapons charges.
A man who threatened to kill President Barack Obama just before the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver has pleaded guilty to federal weapons charges. Thirty-five-year-old Shawn Adolf faces 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to having firearms as a felon. Adolf was arrested in August of last year after officers in a Denver suburb pulled over his cousin and found rifles, a ...
A man who threatened to kill President Barack Obama just before the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver pleaded guilty Friday to federal weapons charges. Shawn Adolf, 35, faces 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to having firearms as a felon. Adolf was arrested in August of last year after officers in a Denver suburb pulled over his cousin and found rifles, a bulletproof vest ...
A man who threatened to kill President Barack Obama just before the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver has pleaded guilty to federal weapons charges.
Posted: Saturday, November 7, 2009 9:50 am | Updated: 12:02 pm, Sat Nov 7, 2009. A man who threatened to kill Barack Obama last summer just before the Democratic National Convention in Denver has pleaded guilty to federal weapons charges.
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES - It’s been a long while since the Rolling Stones, The Who or Pink Floyd played the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena in Exposition Park, but Bruce Springsteen had two sold-out concerts there early this year, and you can’t do much better than that.
By: Andrew Bruss Kyle Hollingsworth by Tobin Voggesser It's been two years and counting since The String Cheese Incident went on hiatus, and in that time, its members have taken to the road, as well as the recording studio. But keyboardist Kyle Hollingsworth has taken it easy. He's toured with The Kyle Hollingsworth Band, but for the most part, starting a family seems to have taken priority over ...
You are cordially invited to the most charming — and ultimately chilling — affair of the fall social, er, theater season. It's "Big Love," which transforms an obscure, bloody Greek tragedy into a gloriously creative mash-up of wedding kitsch, pop rock and the ancient yet enduring ritual of objectifying women.
As many theater companies retrench into the economic safety of familiar seasonal fare, Curious Theatre ventures forth into the thrill of the unknown. "Ameriville," a form-bending, socially conscious new fusion of spoken-word poetry, hip-hop, jazz, comedy and politics, opens Saturday. It's written and performed by the nationally regarded Bronx-based ensemble Universes.
NEW YORK — William Kunstler's two daughters grew up in a home where their father went to the basement to open packages he feared might explode.
The police commander led soldiers into New York's Attica Prison belting, "We certainly don't want to see any white people hurt" while trying to quell rioting prisoners. The prisoners were fighting for better living conditions; to be treated as human beings rather than caged animals.