After bear mauling, Florida neighborhood imposes ‘bear-wise’ rules
ORLANDO Fla. (Reuters) – A bear attack on a woman during an evening walk has prompted a Central Florida neighborhood to impose the state’s first rules requiring residents to secure garbage cans from the scavenging omnivores.
Iraqi man charged with war crimes at Guantanamo tribunal
FORT MEADE Md. (Reuters) – An Iraqi man accused of being a senior member of al Qaeda was formally charged by the U.S. war crimes tribunal in Guantanamo Bay on Wednesday with conspiring to bomb Western forces in Afghanistan and killing civilians and U.S…
U.S. watchdog bars Florida broker who used foundation’s money
(Reuters) – A Florida broker who worked for Morgan Stanley and Oppenheimer & Co Inc was permanently barred from the securities industry for using money from a foundation he headed to fund personal expenses, Wall Street’s industry-funded watchdog said in regulatory documents.
Pennsylvania man gets year in prison for threat to kill Obama
(Reuters) – A Pennsylvania man who threatened online to kill President Barack Obama, calling him an “Anti-Christ” who will be “shot dead,” was sentenced on Wednesday to 12 months in prison and ordered to undergo mental health treatment.
Off-duty firefighter missing after hike in California forest
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Search and rescue crews hunted on Wednesday for an off-duty firefighter who went missing late last week when he ran off after his dog during a camping trip in California’s Los Padres National Forest, officials said.
Two men arrested in Texas on terrorism charges
SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) – Two men in central Texas have been arrested on charges of trying “to provide material support to terrorists,” with one of the pair seeking to aid extremist groups fighting in Syria, U.S. prosecutors said on Wednesday.
U.S. judge says Germany seeks Philadelphia man accused of being Nazi guard
PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) – Germany is seeking extradition of an 89-year-old Pennsylvania man in connection with the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Jewish men, women and children at Nazi concentration camps, a U.S. judge said on Wednesday.
Teenager pleads guilty in April mob beating of Detroit motorist
(Reuters) – A Michigan youth pleaded guilty on Wednesday to a reduced assault charge and agreed to testify against others in the severe beating of a motorist who accidentally struck a child in Detroit – the second teenager to do so in the case this wee…
Genealogy website Ancestry.com says hackers crashed servers
SALT LAKE CITY (Reuters) – The genealogy website Ancestry.com said its websites were recovering on Wednesday after hackers temporarily shut them down this week in a distributed denial of service attack, but it said no consumer data was compromised.
Lockheed buys California firm that makes thin film coatings
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Lockheed Martin Corp on Wednesday said it is acquiring Deposition Sciences Inc, a California-based company that provides thin film coatings, for an undisclosed amount from its parent company, Advanced Lighting Technologies Inc.
