U.S. says Chinese man pleads guilty in military technology sting
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A 28-year-old Chinese man pleaded guilty on Wednesday of attempting to smuggle military technology obtained from undercover U.S. agents out of the United States to China, the U.S. Justice Department said.
Seven arrests made in $1.6 million StubHub cyberfraud case
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Police have arrested seven people on charges they were tied to an international ring that defrauded eBay Inc’s StubHub online ticketing service of some $1.6 million, the latest in a string of high-profile cybercrime busts in recent…
U.S. judge knocks down Colorado’s gay marriage ban, stays ruling
DENVER (Reuters) – A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that Colorado’s ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, but temporarily stayed his ruling until the issue is decided by a higher court.
Arizona inmate takes nearly two hours to die in execution
PHOENIX (Reuters) – An Arizona death row inmate took almost two hours to die after his execution by lethal injection began on Wednesday, the state’s attorney general said.
Army defends job cut notices to U.S. captains in Afghanistan
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Army on Wednesday defended its decision to notify 87 captains deployed overseas, including 48 in Afghanistan, that they were losing their jobs, would be transferred home and had nine months to organize their departure fr…
Exploding shooting targets banned from 12 U.S. national forests
SALMON Idaho (Reuters) – Federal land managers on Wednesday banned exploding targets used by shooting enthusiasts from 12 national forests in four Western U.S. states, saying the devices could spark wildfires and are a threat to public safety.
Exploding shooting targets banned from 12 U.S. national forests
SALMON Idaho (Reuters) – Federal land managers on Wednesday banned exploding targets used by shooting enthusiasts from 12 national forests in four Western U.S. states, saying the devices could spark wildfires and are a threat to public safety.
Massachusetts bill limiting protests at abortion clinics goes to governor
BOSTON (Reuters) – A bill to limit demonstrations around Massachusetts abortion clinics passed the state’s House of Representatives on Wednesday and headed to Governor Deval Patrick.
Newark, N.J., schools probed after claims of race discrimination
NEWARK N.J. (Reuters) – The U.S. Department of Education said on Wednesday it was investigating complaints that a plan to reorganize public schools in Newark, New Jersey, discriminates against black students.
Two New Hampshire police officers fired after roughing up teen
(Reuters) – The town manager of Seabrook, New Hampshire, fired two police officers on Wednesday for roughing up a man at the town’s police station, an incident that drew scrutiny after surveillance footage of the incident was posted online earlier this…
