Movie theater gunman had been stockpiling arsenal
AURORA, Colo. - The gunman who blasted his way through a packed movie house early Friday, killing 12 people and injuring 58 others had apparently been planning his attack for weeks. "In the last 60 days he purchased four guns at local metro gun shops, and through [...]Read More ...
Man confirmed dead on his birthday
On a day that should have been marked for celebration, Alex Sullivan’s friends and family haven’t been able to reach him. The married bartender celebrated his 27th birthday by attending the midnight screening of “The Dark Knight Rises” in Aurora, Colo., with his co-workers. “Oh...Read More ...
Suspect’s neighbors speak out
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Security increased at movies following shootings
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Family escapes Colorado shooter
A young couple who'd recently moved from New Mexico and were attending the Aurora, Colo., midnight screening of "The Dark Knight Rises" with their children said they had planned to sit in the front row by the exit in which a gunman entered and allegedly killed at least 12 people.Read More ...
Thousands flee as Syrian rebels wage guerrilla war
Rebels pressed their guerrilla fight to topple Syria's regime deeper into the capital on Friday, ambushing troops and attacking police stations as thousands of terrified civilians fled to Lebanon and Iraq to escape some of the worst violence of the 16-month conflict.Read More ...
Japan sends cargo to space station
A Japanese H-IIB rocket blasted off to deliver an unmanned supplies vessel to the International Space Station.Read More ...
Feds dismiss largest US human trafficking case
A federal judge dismissed human trafficking charges Friday against executives and business associates of a labor recruiting company accused of exploiting hundreds of farm workers from Thailand by putting them into debt, confiscating their passports and threatening to deport them.
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Giffords’ husband on Colo. shooting: ‘Gabby and I were horrified’
Mark Kelly, the husband of former Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, who was wounded by a gunman while meeting with constituents in Tucson in 2011, said he and Giffords were "horrified" to hear about the shooting in Aurora, Colo., Friday:Read More ...
Obama phones Aurora police chief, vows ‘full support’ of FBI
President Barack Obama telephoned Aurora, Colorado Police Chief Dan Oates in the aftermath of the tragic mass shooting there and pledged the "full support" of the FBI and other federal agencies in dealing with the suspected gunman's booby-trapped apartment. Obama told Oates that he and First Lady Michelle Obama sent their "thoughts and prayers" to [...]Read More ...
Air Force instructor convicted of raping recruit
An Air Force instructor implicated in a sweeping sex scandal at one of the nation's busiest military training bases was convicted in military court Friday of raping one female recruit and sexually assaulting several others.Read More ...
Possible source of half of all web spam meets its end
Spam affects all of our daily web activities, whether we choose to ignore it or not. Junk mail, fake chat messages, and malicious websites are just a few of the potholes that dot the information superhighway. Insidious internet software is … Continue reading →
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