Yahoo must face email spying class action: U.S. judge
(Reuters) – A U.S. judge ordered Yahoo Inc to face a nationwide class-action lawsuit accusing it of illegally intercepting the content of emails sent to Yahoo Mail subscribers from non-Yahoo Mail accounts, and using the information to boost advertising…
Dispute over Martin Luther King Jr.’s Bible, Nobel medal heads for mediation
ATLANTA (Reuters) – A judge in Georgia agreed on Wednesday to appoint a mediator to help settle a dispute between the late Martin Luther King Jr.’s children over whether to sell his 1964 Nobel Peace Prize medal and the Bible he carried during the civil…
Many Americans have no retirement savings: Fed survey
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Many Americans are not financially prepared for retirement, with almost a third of working adults without savings or a pension, according to a Federal Reserve survey published on Wednesday.
Police arrest Washington, D.C., man for transit terror threats
(Reuters) – Police in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday arrested a man they said had made multiple threats against subway stations, buses and trains around the nation’s capital.
Many Americans have no retirement savings: Fed survey
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Many Americans are not financially prepared for retirement, with almost a third of working adults without savings or a pension, according to a Federal Reserve survey published on Wednesday.
Florida college ends use of students for vaginal probe training
ORLANDO, Fla. (Reuters) – A Florida community college under fire for allowing female sonography students to perform vaginal probes on one another as part of their class instruction said it will cease the practice for good.
Man dead after car crashes off Connecticut overpass
MILFORD, Conn. (Reuters) – One man was killed and a second person was in serious condition after their car plunged off a Connecticut interstate highway overpass early on Wednesday, state police said.
NSA chief urges ‘safe’ Internet under equivalent of Law of the Sea
TALLINN (Reuters) – The U.S. National Security Agency chief called on Wednesday for an “open, reliable and safe” Internet governed by international rules akin to the Law of the Sea, while deflecting critics who say NSA spying has undermined public trus…
Appeals court strikes down Arkansas 12-week abortion ban
(Reuters) – A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday struck down an Arkansas law that banned abortion at 12 weeks of pregnancy, upholding a lower court’s decision last year that had blocked the law.
Colorado movie massacre defense: We need to talk about James
CENTENNIAL, Colo. (Reuters) – In a hushed courtroom on the outskirts of Denver, defense lawyers played family videos of a young boy sitting on a sofa in shorts and a T-shirt, playing on a slide in a park, and frolicking in waves on a sunlit beach.
