Through the alleged services of a Republican city councilman, who has represented himself as a member of both the Tea Party and a tribe of Theodish pagans, making him what The Village Voice called "the first openly elected heathen in the nation".
Doctors yesterday declared Michael Adebowale, one of the suspects in the murder of Lee Rigby, medically fit to be interrogated by counter-terrorism detectives, as new claims surfaced about alleged security service threats against the other suspect and his family.
A similar bone-headedness on the part of our alleged "intelligence services" cannot escape us either.
In 2004, Scalia was arrested for a similar incident using a hot dog truck as a front for her alleged prostitution services.
Their alleged refusal of service based on their perceived religion has forced the gun range into the middle of a national civil rights fight.
All Things D writes of the alleged denial of service attack, "The site is for all intents and purposes the public face of the agency, so it's not likely that any classified information is being taken or any sensitive communications disrupted, but attacking government Web sites is a federal crime under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, and probably some other laws I'm not thinking of".
The Secret Service's announcement of the resignations came several hours after the United States military clarified the scope of its investigation into alleged misconduct by military service members last week before the president arrived in Cartagena for a regional summit meeting.
Thailand has opened an investigation into the BBC's local language service for alleged defamation and blocked access to an online profile of the country's new king, less than a week after he succeeded to the throne.
Five years ago, we were told Ukraine was in thrall to a new dawn represented by Viktor Yushchenko, the leader who was facially disfigured by an alleged Russian-backed security service attempt to poison him.
The Crown Prosecution Service's alleged failure to disclose Kennedy's evidence is now the subject of an independent inquiry by Sir Christopher Rose, a retired court of appeal judge.
Mr. Clarke said the raids were "part of continuing and extensive inquiries by police and the security service into alleged international terrorist activity, and I must stress that the threat from terrorism remains very real".
