Oklahama City Bombing An Illuminati Consipracy

One of the major conspiracy theories, a variety of stories has been proposed. Similar to the 9/11 incident, it is believed that a majority of American staff, government and even the then President of the United states Bill Clinton. With the usage of heavy explosives, the conspiracy was quite a shock. Yet, it was also determined that the accused were the sympathizers of the militia government whose motive was to retaliate against the handling of Waco and Ruby Ridge incidents. However the conspiracy theorists raise several questions regarding the inconsistency of the observed and used blasts in the city.

Lindsay Lohan Firing Lawyer Mark Heller

Another day, another development in the life of Lindsay Lohan!

The 26-year-old actress is expected to check into rehab in California by 6 a.m. Friday. If she doesn't, she faces the risk of Santa Monica City Attorney Terry White issuing a warrant for her arrest.

"She has to go [Friday] to also prove that she is taking it seriously, and then she can possibly move to another facility if it gets approved," a source tells E! News, adding, "Nobody knows what's going to happen."

"She is currently doing OK," adds the source. "She was panicked earlier and was really scared because she felt the whole situation could have been more organized, and she expected that it should be."

One person Linds won't be looking to for guidance on this whole situation anymore? Mark Heller.

A source tells E! News the Mean Girls star is in the process of firing her outspoken attorney and in the process of getting Shawn Holley to return as her main legal counsel.

But in the end, Lindsay "is ready for rehab," says the source.

Gunmen assassinate election candidate in Pakistan,Terrorist Islamic suspected for the attack

A government official says gunmen have killed a politician running for a provincial assembly seat in southwestern Pakistan.

Saeed Ahmad says Abdul Fatah Magsi was gunned down on Tuesday in Jhal Magsi, about 350 kilometers (220 miles) southeast of Quetta, the capital of Baluchistan province.

Ahmad says the candidate's supporters fired back and killed two of the gunmen. He says the attack seemed to be the result of a political rivalry.

Ahmad says the election in the constituency has been postponed, which is mandatory whenever a candidate is killed. National and provincial assembly elections are scheduled to take place across the country on May 11.

Baluchistan is home to both Islamic militants and separatists who have been waging a bloody insurgency against the government for decades.