Patrick Kennedy opens up about family’s addiction secrets
The son of the late Sen. Ted Kennedy is going where no Kennedy has gone before.Read More ...
AP investigation: Nuclear smugglers sought terrorist buyers
CHISINAU,
Moldova (AP) — Over the pulsating beat at an exclusive nightclub, the
arms smuggler made his pitch to a client: 2.5 million euros for enough
radioactive cesium to contaminate several city blocks.Read More ...
Oregon shooter's mother wrote about guns in online forum
PORTLAND,
Ore. (AP) — The mother of a gunman who killed nine people and himself
at an Oregon community college allowed her troubled son to have guns and
acknowledged in online posts that he struggled with autism, but she
didn't seem to know he was potentially violent.Read More ...
Deep seas complicate search for ship lost in hurricane: investigator
By
Barbara Liston JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Reuters) - Deep seas will likely
hamper efforts to find the sunken U.S. cargo ship lost off the Bahamas
during Hurricane Joaquin, a federal safety investigator said on Tuesday,
as a search for 32 missing crew ran into a sixth fruitless day.
National Transportation Safety Board member Bella Dinh-Zarr spoke before
her arrival in Jacksonville, Florida, to help spearhead an NTSB
investigation into what maritime experts have called the worst cargo
shipping disaster involving a U.S.-flagged vessel in more than 30 years.
Its last known location, after departing Jacksonville last week en
route to San Juan, Puerto Rico, was off Crooked Island in the Bahamas.Read More ...
Oregon attorney general visits town shaken by college massacre
Oregon's
top law enforcement officer paid a visit to the grief-stricken town of
Roseburg on Tuesday to meet with authorities investigating last week's
massacre on a community college campus where a gunman killed his
professor and eight classmates. The trip by state Attorney General Ellen
Rosenblum comes a day before Oregon state police planned to hold a news
conference to give an update on the role played by officers who
exchanged gunfire with the suspect before he committed suicide.
Authorities initially suggested the gunman had been killed in a shootout
with two Roseburg police officers arriving on the scene of Thursday's
attack in a classroom building at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg.Read More ...
Journalist who allegedly helped hackers makes final pitch to jury
(Please note that paragraph six contains language that may be offensive to some readers) By Sharon Bernstein SACRAMENTO, Calif. (Reuters) - A lawyer for journalist Matthew Keys, accused of aiding members of the Anonymous hacking collective, told a jury on Tuesday that the U.S. government had not proven the criminal charges it filed over the incident. Keys was indicted in 2013 on three criminal counts, including conspiracy to cause damage to a protected computer. The indictment accused Keys of giving hackers access to Tribune Co. computer systems in December 2010.
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How Trump could help Main Street win one over Wall Street
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Obama: GOP would have U.S. in 'seven wars right now'
The president blasts his hawkish GOP critics in a little-noticed video released last month.Read More ...
Rihanna calls Rachel Dolezal 'a bit of a hero'
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