Leader of Iran sanctions group launches non-profit to fight terror financing
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The leader of a Manhattan-based non-profit that tries to put pressure on Iran by publicly criticizing people and firms who do business there announced on Monday he is launching a new non-profit devoted to tracking terrorist financi…
Retrial begins in Florida in loud music shooting
JACKSONVILLE Fla. (Reuters) – Jury selection began on Monday in the retrial of a middle-aged white man charged with killing an unarmed black teenager during a dispute over loud rap music.
New York man jailed 23 years dies after wrongful conviction case
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A New York man who spent more than two decades in prison for a murder he was later cleared of died shortly after filing a $124 million lawsuit against the city, his lawyer said on Monday.
Alaska TV reporter curses, quits on air over marijuana issue
Reuters) – An Alaska television reporter wrapped up a live segment on medical marijuana with a curse and an “I quit,” telling viewers she will work instead to legalize pot in the state.
Texas soldier beat toddler to death for soiling diaper: police
DALLAS (Reuters) – A Fort Bliss, Texas, soldier beat his 2-year-old daughter to death after he became upset that she soiled her diaper, police said on Monday.
Woman accused of running granddaughter to death to go on trial
BIRMINGHAM Ala. (Reuters) – An Alabama woman accused of running her 9-year-old granddaughter to death as punishment for eating forbidden chocolates and lying about it was set to go on trial on Monday.
Two dead, dozens wounded when tour bus overturns in Delaware
(Reuters) – A tour bus with about 50 passengers overturned on a Delaware highway on Sunday, leaving two women dead and sending the others to area hospitals with injuries ranging from mild to severe, state police said.
NYC police officer dies, 8 hurt in van crash
(Reuters) – A New York City police officer died, and eight others were injured when their van crashed into a barrier in the Bronx on Sunday morning, police said.
Obama tries Reagan touch on economy, but wages weigh
WASHINGTON, Sept 22 (Reuters) – President Barack Obama, stumping for the Democrats ahead of November’s congressional elections, has twice invoked Ronald Reagan’s seminal campaign question: “Are you better off than you were four years ago?”
Three Afghan soldiers missing from Massachusetts training exercise
Sept 21 (Reuters) – Three Afghanistan National Army soldiers have been reported missing from a joint military training exercise taking place in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, officials said on Sunday.
