Questions about mysterious phone call arise in baby Lisa case

A woman says her cell phone received a 50-second telephone call from one of Debbie Bradley and Jeremy Irwin's cell phones just hours before their daughter went missing. The couple has said their cell phones weren't working because of nonpayment.

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Specialists to interview Lisa Irwin's brothers on Friday - KansasCity.com

Lisa's brother are going to be interviewed by a specialist in child forensics.

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Baby Lisa's lawyers say police are trying to extract confession - KansasCity.com

Thus far, according to Short, the couple has allowed police to:Take their computer; call an Amber Alert, knowing that it would bring federal investigators into the case; take their other two children for forensic interviews; have the complete run of their home, their vehicles,  …

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I'm her mom, not the nanny! - CNN

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3 ways Obama could bypass Congress - CNN.com

Sovereign governments such as the United States can print new money. However, there's a statutory limit to the amount of paper currency that can be in circulation at any one time. Ironically, there's no similar limit on the amount of coinage.

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Minn. Govt. Shutdown Costing MIllions Per Day

We're almost at the one week mark since the state closed its offices and services, and it's costing millions.

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Kansas Abortion Clinics Threatened By New State Law

Minnesota Braces For Shutdown More In Politics: Bachmann v Obama?... Colbert Wants Answers... A 'Road Map To Disaster'... Dems Duck Recess Fight With GOP Clinton Proposes Deficit Deal Anti-Gay Westboro Baptist Church Invited To FBI Training Sessions

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U.S. Children Misdiagnosed with Bipolar Disorder - Newsweek

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Arizona police records hacked in response to immigration law | Deseret News

Lulzsec, short for the hacker group Lulz Security, released confidential Arizona police documents in a backlash against the state's controversial immigration law.

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Probation workers not keeping pace down on the farms - The Times-Herald

With fewer Latino migrants available for the farm work, Gov. Nathan Deal has started an experiment to get unemployed probationers in the state to work in the fields to fill the 11,000 available agricultural jobs.

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