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Clinton adviser on Israel had commercial ties to Middle East By Sarah Westwood • 8/8/15 A controversial Clinton adviser who faced penalties for conflicts of interests under President Bill Clinton was still assisting Hillary Clinton as secretary of state, despite the fact that his consulting firm was engaged in commercial activities in countries where she worked, emails show. Sandy Berger, who gained notoriety when he stole classified documents from the National Archives prior to testimony before the 9/11 Commission, had Hillary Clinton's personal email address and emailed her about Israel, Pakistan and terrorism in 2009. Berger's consulting firm, the Albright...

An 82 year old man holds intruder at bay at 4am while wife calls police..... http://www.inforum.com/event/article/id/335784/ Nodakkid

A Troy man is accused of firing a gunshot at a man he found in bed with his wife early Wednesday, af­ter the woman met the stranger on a late-night bike ride, po­lice said. Troy po­lice say the 30-year-old moth­er of five chil­dren, ages 1-14, went for a bike ride at 4 a.m. Wednesday. She met a 30-year-old man walking down the street and invited the man back to her house for sex, reports said. The man agreed, and they fell asleep af­terward, po­lice said. The husband returned at 5 a.m. and discovered the stranger in his bed, accord­ing to...

Will Sandy Burgler advise the Hillery campaign how to lie, cheat & steal...or did the Clintons teach him how to steal classified documents from the National Archive and lie about it so as to cheat the 911 Commission out of the truth about Bill Clinton's failure to take terrorism seriously? Or do the Clintons fear what Sandy Burgler might say during the campaign, so they are keeping him on a short leash?

GARDNERVILLE, Nev. (AP) - Douglas County investigators Monday identified a man who was shot and killed by a homeowner after trying to force his way into a Gardnerville residence. An autopsy determined Walter Francis Hetrick, 40, of Antioch, Calif., died of a severed femoral artery caused by a gunshot wound, the sheriff's office said. According to investigators, the homeowner on Log Cabin Road called 911 at 11:24 p.m. Saturday, saying someone was trying to force his way into the home. The caller also told dispatchers that the homeowner was armed, authorities said. A minute later, several shots were fired from...

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ordered Florida courts on Tuesday to reconsider the sentence of a burglar who was sentenced to life because he had a pocketknife in his trousers when he broke into a closed steakhouse. Had Clyde Bunkley left the knife at home, he would have received no more than five years and would have gotten out of jail more than a decade ago. The high court said in an unsigned opinion that Bunkley may deserve a lighter sentence. Bunkley was convicted in 1987 of armed burglary for the break-in at a Western Sizzlin' Restaurant. Although Florida law...

A retired air marshal and multimillionaire shot and killed one of two intruders who used a crowbar to force their way into his Briarwood home yesterday morning, police said. Carlos Ugalde, 27, was pronounced dead at the scene after Amalio Santos, 47, shot him once in the chest with his licensed 9-mm handgun; a second man fled in a tan Acura, police said.

Father subdued intruder quickly Burglar was caught in 9-year-old's bed and held for police By Tillie Fong, Rocky Mountain News August 21, 2002 CENTENNIAL - The father who caught an intruder in his 9-year-old daughter's bed Sunday morning said he was in shock when he saw the man, but reacted quickly. "I grabbed him by the throat with one arm, and grabbed my daughter with the other arm and pushed her to the door, to my wife," the 32-year-old father said Tuesday. "She (my wife) took her to another bedroom and called 911." Early Sunday morning, Erik Scott O'Connell, 22,...