Teen charged with killing mother in Bali allowed defense fund
CHICAGO (Reuters) – A Chicago-area woman will be allowed access to about 10 percent of her $1.56 million trust fund to help pay for her defense on murder charges in the death of her mother at an Indonesian resort, an Illinois judge ruled on Tuesday.
Chicago man gets jail for illegal lobbying for Zimbabwe’s Mugabe
CHICAGO (Reuters) – A Chicago man was sentenced to 15 months in prison on Tuesday for illegal lobbying on behalf of Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe and others to try to lift economic sanctions against the African nation.
New outbreak of avian flu found in Washington state
SEATTLE (Reuters) – A third outbreak of avian flu has been detected in Washington state, prompting agriculture officials on Tuesday to warn bird owners to keep their flocks away from migratory birds that have spread viruses from Oregon to British Colum…
Most police on U.S. public college campuses are armed: report
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – More than 90 percent of campus law enforcement officers at public U.S. colleges are armed, according to a branch of the Justice Department.
Two Yemenis charged in U.S. court over alleged al Qaeda link
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Two Yemeni men were charged in the United States with working with al Qaeda and conspiring to attack U.S. military forces in Afghanistan in 2008, according to a complaint unsealed on Tuesday.
Texas mortuary where bodies piled up facing fresh criminal charges
DALLAS (Reuters) – The operators of a Fort Worth mortuary facing corpse abuse charges after eight decaying bodies were found on its premises last year have been hit with new criminal charges, a prosecutor’s office said on Tuesday.
Exclusive: U.S. Air Force to reevaluate bids in protested radar deal – sources
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Air Force has agreed to reevaluate bids received in a competition for a long-range radar system initially awarded to Raytheon Co, after protests filed by losing bidders Northrop Grumman Corp and Lockheed Martin Corp, two…
Accused bin Laden spokesman faces U.S. trial on terror charges
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The man whom U.S. authorities accuse of helping Osama bin Laden disseminate calls for Muslims to wage war on Americans went on trial on Tuesday on terror charges related to the 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania …
New York man sentenced to 15 years for aiding al Qaeda
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A New York man accused of directing an associate to conduct surveillance of the New York Stock Exchange at the behest of an al Qaeda operative was sentenced to 15 years in prison on Tuesday in New York federal court.
Two dead, five hurt, when gunmen fire into San Antonio crowd
SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) – Two people were killed and five others hospitalized after gunmen in a car opened fire on a gathering of more than 100 people in a parking lot in San Antonio, police said on Tuesday.
