Pakistan should rein in Lashkar-e-Taiba: USWASHINGTON - Welcoming India-Pakistan dialogue stalled since the Mumbai terror attack blamed on Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), the United States has asked Islamabad to rein in the terror group with “increasingly global ambitions and global scope.” Maoists set machines on fire in BiharPATNA - Suspected Maoist guerrillas torched machines of a road construction company in Bihar’s Buxar district early Saturday, police said. Mexico defends military courts, army abuses cited in US human rights report
Mexico defends army courts after US rights report State authorities say name of Corey Haim found on fraudulent prescription linked to drug ring
Authorities: Haim’s name on illegal prescription Pa. man charged with badly beating woman at NYC bar after she allegedly rejected his advances
Pa. man charged with badly beating woman at NY bar California molester’s release from prison thwarted by federal case filed in Florida
New Florida case thwarts Calif. molester’s release Oakland, Calif., woman accused of suffocating her 2-year-old daughter charged with murder
Mother charged with murder in daughter’s death US probes terror suspect\’s stints in nuclear plantsWASHINGTON - US officials are probing the case of a suspected terrorist held in Yemen after evidence revealed he had worked at several nuclear plants in the US, Xinhua reported. NYPD: Man suspected of beating woman in bar after she rejected his advances in custody
NYPD: Bar beating suspect in custody NEW YORK — A man suspected of brutally beating a woman in a New York City bar restroom after she rejected his advances was taken into police custody Friday. After 4 months on the lam, Southern Calif. teen pleads not guilty to killing 16-year-old boy
Calif. teen pleads not guilty in death of boy State authorities say Corey Haim had fraudulent prescription linked to major drug ring
Authorities: Corey Haim had illegal prescription Tough choice ahead for sick 9/11 responders, who have 90 days to say yes to $657M settlement
Tough choice ahead on settlement for 9/11 workers Ohio man’s lawyers tell jurors he killed 2 teenage girls; jury convicts him Friday
Ohio man found guilty in teens’ slayings CINCINNATI — An Ohio registered sex offender, whose attorneys had told jurors he admitted to killing two teenage girls, has been found guilty of the slayings. Oregon suspends Masoli for season, James for opener after both plead guilty in unrelated cases
Oregon QB Masoli suspended for next season Lehman’s accounting gimmick helped firm hide debt, examiner says; could it mean legal trouble?
Examiner unveils Lehman accounting tricks WASHINGTON — An accounting gimmick called Repo 105 provided financial relief for Lehman Brothers in the months before its spectacular collapse, an autopsy of the once-venerable Wall Street house has found. The question now is whether the trickery spells legal jeopardy for executives of Lehman or its auditors Ernst & Young. NC judge finds former John Edwards aide not in contempt of court in sex tape dispute
Ex Edwards aide avoids jail again in sex tape flap Lobsterman, daughter acquitted of all counts in Maine’s ‘lobster wars’ trial
Maine man acquitted in ‘lobster wars’ trial San Francisco police probe a dozen alleged hate crime shootings by cousins using BB gun
SF police probe more hate crime BB-gun shootings Schwarzenegger orders review of molestation case involving man now charged with killing teen
Schwarzenegger orders review of sex offender case Attorney general didn’t reveal all legal briefs from private practice during confirmation
AG Holder didn’t reveal all legal papers to Senate With competition in pursuit, Ford aims to keep police car crown; anti-stab seats come standard
Hot pursuit: Competition heats up for police cars Man with fake bomb on body claims to be vampire and space cowboy; disrupts downtown Seattle
‘Vampire’ wearing pipe disrupts downtown Seattle Roethlisberger’s lawyer hires private investigator, few details about the case released
Roethlisberger’s lawyer hires private investigator White couple convicted in severe beating of Indian immigrant on Lake Tahoe beach
Couple guilty in Tahoe beating of Indian immigrant ‘I can’t bear to watch my son live this life,’ wrote mom accused of killing boy, 8, in NYC
Letter bares mindset of mom charged in son’s death US condemns Pakistan bombingsWASHINGTON - The US Friday condemned the bombings in Pakistan’s Lahore city that left 48 people dead, saying there is no justification for killing innocent people. Man pleads no contest to receiving watch stolen from actor Orlando Bloom’s LA home
No contest plea in case over star’s stolen Rolex Autopsy finds Washington state girl was killed by strangulation, stab wound to neck
Autopsy: Washington girl was strangled, stabbed Al-Qaida suspect from NJ worked at 6 nuclear plants; authorities are tracing his footsteps
Al-Qaida suspect from NJ worked at 6 nuke plants NY mom accused of killing autistic son, 8: ‘I can’t bear to watch my son live this life.’
Letter shows NY mom’s anguish over autistic son Judge rules on testimony against NJ man accused of raping, beating 5 daughters
Judge rules on evidence in NJ incest case PATERSON, N.J. — Jurors will get to hear testimony of the extreme physical and mental abuse allegedly inflicted by a New Jersey man accused of repeatedly raping his five daughters and terrorizing his family for years. German sex scandal reaches pope with transfer of pedophile and criticism of Vatican letter
Pope under fire for transfer, letter on sex abuse Co-defendant of hedge fund operator Rajaratnam seeks separate trial in insider trading case
Co-defendant of Rajaratnam seeks separate NY trial Haitian judge: New child-trafficking charge filed against American missionaries’ leader
Haiti judge: New charge for US missionary leader Conn. judge rules that state can force-feed hunger striker in prison, ACLU weighing next step
Conn. judge rules that state can force-feed inmate Miami Heat suspend forward Dorell Wright for 2 games after DUI arrest
Heat suspend Wright for 2 games after DUI arrest Internet fraud losses doubled last year to $560 million; most common scammers posed as FBI
Internet fraud losses doubled last year WASHINGTON — The cost of Internet fraud doubled in 2009 to about $560 million, the FBI said Friday. The most common type of frauds reported were scams from people falsely claiming to be from the FBI. 2 dead in shooting at Western Canadian car dealership
2 dead in shooting at Canadian car dealership Body of missing longtime ETA member turns up in French morgue
Body of ETA member turns up in French morgue US government knew of NJ man in Yemen before arrest this month in al-Qaida sweep
US gov’t knew about NJ man before Yemen arrest Kazakh court jails nuclear executive to 14 years in jail on embezzlement, corruption charges
Kazakh court jails nuclear executive for 14 years Federal judge invites comment on $657M deal for 9/11 workers suing over illnesses
Judge invites comment on 9/11 health settlement Attorneys plan insanity defense for suspect in Elizabeth Smart kidnapping case in Utah
Insanity defense planned for suspect in Smart case Internet fraud dollars doubled last year; $560 million lost to online scams more images Seven blasts shake Lahore after two suicide bombings (Third Lead)ISLAMABAD - Five successive low-intensity blasts hit Pakistan’s eastern city Lahore Friday, less than 12 hours after massive twin blasts killed at least 48 people and injured 95 in the town. New Mexico police say man visited lawyer to say he killed 2; bodies found where he said
NM police: Man visits lawyer to say he killed 2 Al-Qaida in N. Africa says it freed Spanish hostage after she voluntarily converted to Islam
Al-Qaida: Freed Spanish hostage converted to Islam Suspected al-Qaida member from US worked at 5 nuclear sites in NJ, Md., Pa.
US terror suspect in Yemen worked at 5 nuke sites Ohio man accused of hitting children in head at Walmart, police say he found it exciting
Police: Ohio man hit children at store for thrill Colorado school shooting suspect says he was hearing voices, fending off ‘transforming forces’
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