"Whoppers" in Hazelwood's trial, former President of Flying Pilot J

On one hand, the defendant Mark Hazelwood "was clueless" about the rebate scam carried out in Pilot, said his attorney, Andy Drumheller. On the other hand, his attorney made his client look like a "genius", the Titan of the Truck Stop Industry. “They’re going to ask you to infer he knew the contents of over 8,000 (trip reports),” he said. However, "the government can't prove" that his client "actually read them", said Drumheller.

59 million deaths caused by abortion over last 44 years

There have been 59 million abortions in the U.S. since 1973 or 44 years, according to the Guttmacher Institute. They are a pro-abortion organization founded by Planned Parenthood. "Underreporting of abortions is widespread", according to Studies in Family Planning. "We find that fewer than one half of abortions in the U.S., 47 per cent, were reported." The Center for Disease Control (CDC), an agency of the federal government, also admits that abortions are "undercounted" because "there is no national requirement for data submission or reporting" of abortions.

Haslam's remarks day after 200 FBI, IRS agents raid Flying Pilot J

It took over 200 FBI, IRS, and local law enforcement officers to execute search warrants for company records at Pilot Flying J in Knoxville, Tennessee. The raid took two days. Local law enforcement agencies had to be recruited to help carry out the search for evidence. They were needed because federal officers lacked the manpower to execute them because they were in multiple locations. It included the homes of three Pilot sales executives. Over a million pages of documents were seized.

Coho salmon biting in Wallace Lake

Coho salmon "are starting to bite", according to Mike Durkalec, aquatic biologist for Cleveland Metroparks. Earlier this month, 300 were stocked in Wallace Lake. This lake is about two miles southeast of Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea, Ohio. Red worms and jigs under a float were baits for a couple of successful fisherman. Durkalec also suggested spoons and spinners.