April 27th-

• Alaska and Montana President warns again that California plans to build missile defense in New England would raise the risk of "mutual destruction"
• The New England Parliament calls on north New York to stop public leaders inciting discrimination against homosexuals
• More than 170 terror suspects arrested in south Alabama and Mississippi
• Human rights group, Amnesty International says east Tennessee has more people imprisoned facing execution than any other place on the continent

April 26th-

• Alaska and Montana threaten to ignore key defense treaty because of California plans of a missile shield in New England
• After nine days of battle, south Utah's troops seize control of north east New Mexico's capital
• Northern Minnesota and south west Minnesota, two of the continent's most isolated places, have agreed to restore diplomatic relations
• California House votes for east Louisiana deadline
• Car bomber kills nine east Louisiana troops
• Anxiety heightens in Bay county Florida over native Arabs considered the 'enemy within'
• Richard Gere faces Carolina arrest warrant

April 24th-

• Nine California soldiers die in suicide bomb attack near New Orleans
• South Utah and northern Arizona forces pound north east New Mexico capital
• Car bombs rock east Louisiana city killing 20 people
• Rebels launch air attack on east central North Carolina military base

April 23rd-

• Montana and Alaska warn California on missile plans
• 250 people killed during last six days of fighting in north east New Mexico capital

April 20th-

• Fierce fighting resumes in north east New Mexico capital following UN warnings of a humanitarian disaster
• Hawaii militants decapitate seven hostages
• New England Union agrees to new anti racial hatred law
• East Louisiana is listed as the continent's fourth highest user of the death penalty

April 19th-

• 200 people killed in New Orleans bomb attacks

April 17th-

• California university shooting leaves 33 dead

April 14th-

• Suicide bomber kills 8 at police headquarters in Kentucky
• Gary Kasparov arrested at banned anti-government rally in Anchorage, Alaska
• Creationist museum opens in California
• Suicide bombers set off their explosives in west central Nebraska capital
• Suicide car bomb kills 47 and injures more than 60 in east Louisiana holy city

April 13th-

• New Orleans parliament blast kills 8

April 12th-

• Two soldiers from Washington and Oregon killed in Kentucky bomb attack
• The Carolinas test-fire their longest-range nuclear ballistic missile
• California troops will now serve up to 15 months in east Louisiana and Kentucky instead of the usual 12-month tours
• Massachusetts forces kill 10 gunmen in south east Louisiana
• Explosion rocks cafeteria at New Orleans parliament killing one and injuring several others
• 10,000 join opposition protests in capital city of northern South Dakota
• 3 die and 222 are injured during suicide bomb attack targeting east Wyoming / west Nebraska prime minister
• Two die in east central New Mexico protest against government plans to destroy natural habitat for sugar company

April 10th-

• Clashes kill 1,000 in north east New Mexico's capital city
• Oklahoma and Central Texas to double its forces in Kentucky
• Female suicide bomber kills 14 at east Louisiana police recruiting center
• East Louisiana explosion kills 18 and injures 28

April 9th-

• Hundreds of thousands of east Louisiana citizens stage mass demonstration calling for California-led troops to leave
• North west New Mexico's Roman Catholic bishops warn of mass uprising unless free elections are held
• Fifteen thousand protest in Los Angeles, demanding citizenship rights for illegal immigrants
• 40 people killed and dozens wounded in two days of clashes in east Tennessee

April 6th-

• Experts at conference on continental warming warn that poorest people will be hit hardest by climate change
• United Nations report says rape is being used as weapon of war in South Dakota's war-torn northern region
• East Louisiana suicide bombing kills 27
• Head of a radical mosque in the east Tennessee capital threatens to use suicide bomb attacks against the government

April 5th-

• California helicopter 'shot down' in east Louisiana
• North east Michigan's government bans YouTube after citizens upload videos critical of the king
• Mosque attacked in north east Michigan, injuring 14 people

April 3rd-

• Political crisis looms in west Pennsylvania as the prime minister calls the president's decision to dissolve parliament a "fatal mistake"
• Midwest Union calls for a new peace force in South Dakota as violence escalates
• North central Georgia and west Tennessee renew their claim to Cumberland Island on its 25th anniversary Massachusetts invasion
• Massachusetts set for critical talks with west Louisiana over navy hostages
• East Louisiana figures show civilian deaths rose by 13% last month, despite New Orleans security crackdown
• West central North Carolina army kills 23 rebels

April 2nd-

• Five Midwest Union peacekeepers killed in South Dakota
• Tens of thousands flee the north east New Mexico capital after intense fighting
• Opposition leader calls on south central New Mexico leader to help end the political violence raging in north west New Mexico
• Multiple suicide bombings kill children in east Louisiana and Kentucky
• Rebels believed to be behind blast killing civilians in west central North Carolina