Guantanamo judge mulls limiting disclosure on al Qaeda suspect
FORT MEADE Md. (Reuters) – A Guantanamo Bay military judge overseeing the trial of an accused al Qaeda leader heard arguments on Monday on what information can be released during his upcoming trial without jeopardizing national security.
Gas production blamed for rise in Colorado, New Mexico quakes
DENVER (Reuters) – The deep injection of wastewater underground by energy companies during methane gas extraction has caused a dramatic rise in the number of earthquakes in Colorado and New Mexico since 2001, U.S. government scientists said in a study …
Prominent Washington lobbyist Thomas Boggs Jr. dies at 73
(Reuters) – Thomas Hale Boggs Jr., who was a pioneer in melding the practice of law and lobbying and led the prominent Washington lobbying shop Patton Boggs for many years, died on Monday at age 73, his family said.
New Hampshire man appeals conviction for killing teen
MANCHESTER N.H. (Reuters) – A New Hampshire man is appealing his conviction for killing a 19-year-old college student lured to his apartment for sex.
Obama awards Medal of Honor to two Vietnam War veterans
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama awarded the Medal of Honor, America’s most distinguished honor for heroism in combat, to two soldiers who fought in the Vietnam War, one who survived and one who was killed in action.
Atlanta airport to reopen after partial shutdown over suspicious package
(Reuters) – Part of the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport was set to reopen on Monday after a suspicious package found inside the departures section of the international terminal caused a brief shutdown, an airport spokesman said.
New York City needs to step up nail salon inspections: watchdog
(Reuters) – New York City needs to beef up inspections of its 2,000-plus nail salons to ensure that customers are not exposed to health hazards during routine manicures, the city’s top watchdog said on Monday.
Bullying at Florida school led to boy’s suicide, mother says
ORLANDO Fla. (Reuters) – Authorities in Florida are investigating the death of a 14-year-old boy whose mother on Monday said fatally shot himself in his middle school bathroom last week because he could no longer endure unrelenting bullying by fellow s…
Swiss say would shield Snowden from ‘political’ extradition to U.S.
ZURICH (Reuters) – Former intelligence contractor Edward Snowden could be granted safe passage in Switzerland if he helped a potential criminal inquiry into U.S. spying there, the Swiss public prosecutor’s office said on Monday.
Competency exam ordered in Wisconsin ‘Slenderman’ stabbing case
WAUKESHA Wis. (Reuters) – One of two Wisconsin pre-teen girls accused of stabbing a friend to please the fictional Internet character Slenderman must undergo a mental competency exam, a judge ruled on Monday.
