Wikipedia:Requested articles/Current events

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The following is a listing of some requested articles related to current events.

Contents 1 May 28 2 April 30 3 April 5 4 March 27 5 March 17 6 March 7 7 March 6 8 March 5 9 February 26 10 February 25

[edit] May 28

Strong earthquake in Tonga and Papua New Guinea. From Reuters Strong quakes rattle Tonga

More information: USGS

Next generation diploma embed recipient's photo

Neptune, New Jersey -- Since the heyday of the desktop publishing era, diploma fraud has cost the American taxpayer a whopping $500 million each year. A New Jersey based company is hoping its first commercial product, GradPak(TM) will become one more obstacle to diploma fraud and identity theft.

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[edit] April 30

Could someone do something about the recent developments in Darfur? Houston Chronicle Washington Post--HereToHelp 15:21, 30 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] April 5

• MIG-29 - A MIG-29 is found smuggled in to Hong Kong in a freight container in the container terminal in Kwai Chung. (SingTao News)

[edit] March 27

• White House memo - The New York Times reports that it has seen a memo that shows George W. Bush was determined to go to war at least two months before the 2003 invasion of Iraq. (BBC) (NYT) (lots of info and links) Kevin Baas^talk 01:41, 28 March 2006 (UTC)

[edit] March 17

• Diabetes breakthrough may end insulin injections[1]

[edit] March 7

• Charles H. Hood Foundation
• Michael Maples
• Hurley v. Irish-American Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Group of Boston
  • Background for Rumsfeld v. Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights

[edit] March 6

• 2006 Abqaiq bombing[2] Please stop making this into a redirect to Abqaiq; There's nothing in the article about the attack.
• 2006 Chittagong textile fire[3]
• Jussi Vilkuna[4] KI 14:55, 25 February 2006 (UTC)
• Biomedical Tissue Services Ltd./Biomedical Tissue Services (Funeral home organ harvesting scandal) [5]
• 2006 Karachi bombing "Just two days before U.S. President George W. Bush is scheduled to visit Pakistan, a car bomb explodes outside a United States consulate in Karachi, Pakistan, killing at least four people including a US diplomat and his driver, and injuring at least fifty others."[6]
• Pul-e-Charkhi prison riot[7]
• United States Minerals Management Service scandal[8]

[edit] March 5

• 11th Five-Year Plan

[edit] February 26

• Katherine Rake
• Jack Thomas
• Camp Faruq
• Equal Opportunities Commission
• Farmers for Action
• Economic Survey 2005-06
• Women and Work Commission

[edit] February 25

• NTP v. RIM
• MZM Inc./Athena Innovative Solutions Inc./Athena Innovative Solutions
• HB 1215/H.B. 1215/South Dakota abortion ban
• 82nd Airborne Division sex scandal/U.S. Army paratrooper sex scandal
• James Spencer/James R. Spencer
• Gholamreza Aghazadehin
• Walter K. Steed
• Wendie A. Schweikert
• Vincent Wayne Leodoro
• Parramore