Judge stalls sale of Boston Globe to Red Sox owner John Henry
BOSTON (Reuters) – A Massachusetts judge has temporarily blocked the sale of The Boston Globe and Telegram & Gazette to Boston Red Sox owner John Henry because it could complicate a pending class action lawsuit, according to court documents.
Colorado cantaloupe farmers plead guilty on listeria outbreak
DENVER (Reuters) – Two Colorado farmers whose listeria-contaminated cantaloupes killed 33 people pleaded guilty on Tuesday to federal criminal charges stemming from one of the deadliest outbreaks of food-borne illness in the United States.
Bombing’s shadow lingers as Boston prepares for World Series
BOSTON (Reuters) – This year’s World Series has special significance for Boston Red Sox players and baseball fans, coming a little more than six months after the city was rocked by twin bombs that killed three and injured 264 at the Boston Marathon.
Two women who survived Cleveland kidnapping plan book
CLEVELAND (Reuters) – Two of the three Cleveland women who survived years of imprisonment after being kidnapped by school bus driver Ariel Castro will collaborate on a book about the ordeal with two Washington Post writers.
Guantanamo guards accused of seizing private legal documents
FORT MEADE, Maryland (Reuters) – U.S. military guards at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility improperly seized private legal documents from five prisoners charged with plotting the September 11 attacks, defense lawyers said in a pretrial hearing on T…
VW labor leader seeks German-like workers council in Tennessee
WOLFSBURG, Germany (Reuters) – Volkswagen AG’s top labor leader still wants workers at the company’s plant in Tennessee to have German-style representation, an arrangement that would require the involvement of a U.S. trade union such as the United Auto…
Judge declines to halt ‘Obamacare’ insurance subsidies
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Foes of President Barack Obama’s healthcare law lost a bid on Tuesday to put an immediate stop to a key part of the law – the insurance subsidies in the 34 U.S. states that declined to establish their own online marketplaces.
San Francisco commuter train service restarts after strike
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – San Francisco’s commuter trains lumbered back into operation for the first time in five days early on Tuesday after union workers reached a tentative labor deal with management, ending a strike that paralyzed the nation’s fift…
U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels to take flight again in 2014 season
(Reuters) – The renowned Blue Angels precision flying team will return to the skies next year for a full air show season after being grounded for much of 2013 because of federal spending cuts, the U.S. Navy said.
Americans skeptical of leaders, economy after budget standoff: polls
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Americans surveyed after the political standoff that shut down the U.S. government for more than two weeks are skeptical of the efficacy of their Congressional leaders and pessimistic about the current and future health of the ec…
