Chinese court sentences three over arson attack during 2008 riots in Tibet capital Lhasa

BEIJING — A Chinese court has sentenced three people to lengthy prison terms over deadly arson attacks during last year’s rioting in the Tibetan capital Lhasa, state media reported Tuesday.

Former Khmer Rouge who worked at Cambodian torture to sell what he says are Pol Pot’s shoes

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — A former member of the Khmer Rouge member said Monday that he is auctioning off a pair of shoes he claims belonged to the group’s late leader Pol Pot to fund a museum about the brutal regime.

Calcutta prisoners stage brief hunger strike demanding right to watch IPL

CALCUTTA, India — Prisoners in Calcutta’s main prison went on a brief hunger strike in an effort to force authorities to allow them to watch a telecast of the Indian Premier League.

China to clamp down on inmate abuse at state prisons following 15 questionable deaths

BEIJING — China plans to clamp down on inmate abuse at its prisons following more than a dozen suspicious deaths this year, according to a report by the country’s highest investigative body.

Newly designed ‘Lone Star Texas’ license plates being stockpiled at a prison plant

HUNTSVILLE, Texas — The rhythmic thump-thump-thump reverberates throughout the cavernous building like a heartbeat, or the dance floor of a rockin’ good club.

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The Coastal Carolina Case of the Missing Money

The Coastal Carolina University has finally decided to take a legal action in the dual cases- one involving a vendor and the other an employee, where public money has been gone missing.

The Tale Behind the Tale of the Smiley Face Killer

Kristi Piehl a KSTP- TV’s investigative reporter lost her job, the reason was breaking the “Smiley Face Killer” story, last May. But now ABC has grabbed her and she will be on ABC’s “Good Morning America” this Monday at 7 am, bring back with her the garish and dubious “tales from the crib”.

Pak intelligence agency fears Al-Qaeda attack during long march

KARACHI - Pakistan intelligence agencies have warned about a possible Al Qaeda attack on the lawyers’ long march in Sindh.