Florida doctor indicted on Medicare fraud: U.S. Attorney
MIAMI (Reuters) – Florida doctor Salomon Melgen, who has been charged with corruption along with New Jersey Democratic Senator Bob Menendez, was indicted on Tuesday on Medicare fraud charges, the U.S. Attorney’s office in Miami said.
U.S. military to exhume remains of unidentified victims of Pearl Harbor attack
(Reuters) – The remains of as many as 388 “unknown” U.S. military members who died when the USS Oklahoma was sunk during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor will be exhumed in Hawaii in an effort to identify them, the Department of Defense said on Tues…
Some protesters arrested in New York march against police violence
NEW YORK (Reuters) – At least a dozen people were arrested on Tuesday when demonstrators angered by fresh cases of U.S. police violence against unarmed black men marched across New York’s Brooklyn Bridge, hoping to invigorate a national discussion on t…
Southern California to cut water wholesale deliveries by 15 percent
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Southern California’s water wholesaler voted on Tuesday to cut its deliveries to cities and communities by 15 percent as the state clamps down on water usage amid a devastating four-year drought.
Denver TSA agents targeted ‘attractive’ passengers for pat-downs: authorities
(Reuters) – The Transportation Security Administration has fired two screeners at Denver’s international airport who schemed to conduct pat-down searches on attractive male passengers, officials said on Tuesday.
New York man gets seven-and-a-half years in prison for cyber crime scheme
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A New York man was sentenced to 7-1/2 years in prison on Tuesday for his role in a cyber crime and identity theft scheme that hacked into accounts at banks, brokerages and government agencies in a bid to steal more than $15 million…
U.S. airliners could be vulnerable to in-flight hacking: GAO
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. commercial airliners could be hacked in flight by passengers using a plane’s wireless entertainment system to access its flight controls, a federal watchdog agency warned on Tuesday.
Deputy in fatal shooting in Oklahoma released on bond
OKLAHOMA CITY (Reuters) – A white sheriff’s reserve deputy charged in the fatal shooting in Oklahoma of a black suspect in a police sting operation has been released on bond after turning himself in to authorities, one of his lawyers said on Tuesday.
Calpers raises pension contribution rates in California by 6 percent
(Reuters) – The largest U.S. public pension fund announced on Tuesday that the state of California and its schools will increase their contributions to employee pension funds by 6 percent starting July 1.
New law reduces testing at Florida public schools
TALLAHASSEE (Reuters) – Governor Rick Scott signed legislation rolling back testing in Florida public schools on Tuesday but said the new law was no rebuke to former governor and possible presidential candidate, Jeb Bush, who championed school grading …
