dollars into the economy and President Barack Obama pushes for massive government spending to create jobs nationwide, on top of the $700 billion already approved for the ailing banks. "You're using taxpayer dollars and there's an expectation that there are benefits to the U.S.," said Ron Hira, a national expert on foreign employment and assistant public policy professor at the Rochester Institute of Technology. "What you're really doing is leaking away those jobs and benefits that should accrue to the taxpayers." But New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg believes more access to "worldwide talent pools" will better position U.S. financial companies against global competitors, spokesman Andrew Brent said. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services declined to disclose details on foreign workers hired at the banks that have received federal bailouts.THE LORD truly works in mysterious ways.

Or at least, that’s what 30-year-old Delila Hernandez from New Mexico in the US would have you believe.

This week, she found herself up in court on charges of theft after attempting to make off with a takeaway meal from the Sonic restaurant in Las Cruces without paying for it.

According to a report from Las Cruces Sun News, she found a novel way to avoid footing the bill: by summoning the power of the Almighty.

After the food arrived and it came time to pay, Delila took the meal and made off on her bike, telling her server: “this one is on God”.


Unfortunately, her server saw things differently. The police were duly called to the scene of the crime and eventually came across Delila