Nicola Menzie

Latest

• 
  Sep 20, 2012

  Michael Winans Jr. to Seek Plea Deal in $8M Ponzi Scheme

  Michael Winans Jr., of the famous Gospel-singing Winans family, reportedly plans to plead guilty to charges stemming from accusations that he stole $8 million from more than 1,000 people who believed they were investing in crude oil bonds.

• 
  Sep 19, 2012

  Terry Jones, 7 US Christians Face Arrest Over Anti-Islam Film?

  Controversial Christian minister Terry Jones and seven Copts living in the U.S. have been charged by Egypt's prosecutor general with insulting the prophet Muhammad due to their alleged involvement with an anti-Islam film produced in the U.S. and cited as the cause of violent protests in several Middle East and North African nations.

• 
  Sep 17, 2012

  Newsweek's 'Muslim Rage' Cover on Middle East Protests Called 'Shameful'

  Newsweek shared on Twitter Monday the cover of its Sept. 24 issue, which depicts a crowd of angry Muslims presumably reacting to an anti-Muhammad film made in the U.S. Newsweek invited Twitter followers to discuss the cover story, which they have done – but perhaps not in the way the publication expected.

• Sep 14, 2012

  iPhone 5 Release Date Arrives; Twitter Trend Highlights Consumer Lust for Phone?

  Fans of Apple often find themselves in a tizzy to get their hands on the company's latest products. In this case, skeptics, perhaps a bit unimpressed with the new iPhone, have taken to Twitter to suggest the lengths some seem willing to go to just to get their hands on the new iPhone 5.

• 
  Sep 12, 2012

  Protests Lead to Attacks on US Embassies in Egypt and Libya; Tunisia, Algeria Next?

  As Americans gathered Tuesday to mark the eleventh anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, angry Muslims stormed the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Libya, killing four Americans. Similar attacks had occurred hours earlier at the U.S. embassy in Egypt and now there are reports that Muslims in Algeria and Tunisia are being called on to carry out similar attacks.

• Sep 11, 2012

  Last World Trade Center Survivor Finds Her 'Angel in the Rubble'

  Genelle Guzman-McMillan, the last survivor pulled from the rubble of the World Trade Center during the 9/11 attacks in NYC, shares in her memoir, "Angel in the Rubble," how she believes God heard and answered her prayers during her harrowing experience by sending an angel named Paul.

• Sep 7, 2012

  New iPhone 5 Release Date: What Are Its Features, How Much Will It Cost?

  Fans have been waiting with bated breath for the release of Apple Inc.'s new iPhone 5, speculating on when the coveted phone will be available and how much it will cost. Here is the latest information on when to expect the iPhone 5, its possible price point and rumored features.

• Sep 7, 2012

  USA in Jamaica for World Cup Qualifying Match; Reggae Boyz to Make History?

  Friday night's World Cup qualifying face-off between U.S. soccer team and Jamaica's the Reggae Boyz has been cast as a major match to watch by critics as the underdog Caribbean team hopes to end a decades-long drought in its pursuit of a victory over the Americans for the first time ever.

• 
  Sep 7, 2012

  Earthquakes in China Today Kill Dozens, Force Thousands to Flee (PHOTO, VIDEO)

  Multiple earthquakes, the strongest one measuring 5.7 magnitude, struck in China Friday, killing at least 64 people, injuring more than 715 others and prompting the government to call for mandatory evacuations from affected areas.

• 
  Sep 6, 2012

  Emanuel Cleaver Delivers Fiery 'Sermon' to Democrats With 'Hope On' Call

  Congressman Emanuel Cleaver, II rocked the Democratic National Convention Wednesday night when he commanded the stage and delivered a fiery sermon-like message on "hope and faith" in his push for Americans to re-elect President Obama.