- Eileen Hart objected to a mandatory re-evaluation of her property value that would drastically increase her tax rates
- She read the Constitution at a tax dispute forum and called one of the appraisers a “pencil-pusher”
- One of tax officials called 911 saying Hart threatened to return with a gun, but she unequivocally denies the claim
- Hart was charged with making “terroristic threats” and told that if she didn’t turn over her weapons, her bail would be prohibitively high and it was unclear how long she would have to remain in jail

"Actually in our investigation at the moment, we have got the information that we found 69 Patriot missiles on the ship and around 160 tonnes of explosives,"

Multiple branches of the U.S. military will soon be outfitted with solid-state laser weapons.

By Associated Press
January 09, 2010 6:49 AM

CONCORD, N.H. - A federal judge will decide whether a man convicted of amassing an arsenal of weapons at his Plainfield, N.H., home suffers from a delusional disorder that could affect his sentence.

Ed Brown's competency and sentencing hearing is set for Monday in U.S. District Court.