LOS ANGELES — Hundreds of people are streaming out of Staples Center following the Los Angeles Lakers win over the Boston Celtics in Game 7 of the NBA finals.
NEW YORK - A federal grand jury has indicted Pakistani American Faisal Shahzad in the Times Square bombing attempt on 10 counts, including attempt to commit international terrorism and use a weapon of mass destruction.
NEW YORK - Pakistani-born American Faisal Shahzad has been indicted on 10 charges, including attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction, in New York’s Times Square bombing bid.
SC Dems uphold US Senate primary shocker
COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina Democratic Party officials have upheld a surprising U.S. Senate primary win by an unemployed military veteran, nixing a protest lodged by their favored candidate that could have required a new vote.
Judge: Guantanamo detainee will be strip searched
Military investigates shooting at Ga. Army post
DA: Illegal knives being sold at NYC chain stores
Feds announce arrests in mortgage fraud crackdown
Texas judge accused of stealing traffic fine money
Mich. voters could ban criminal public officials
Tons of bushmeat smuggled into Paris, study finds
Man convicted of killing 4 says he wants to die
39 Oregon defendants in US mortgage fraud probe
History favors Texas judge facing possible removal
Family tries to block release of girl’s autopsy
Ore. man given 4th death sentence in 1987 slayings
Clinton urges release of American held in Cuba
Utah governor denies condemned man’s stay request
Rwanda court grants medical release to US lawyer
ISLAMABAD - The US is seeking access to an American who was detained in Pakistan after he allegedly tried to enter Afghanistan on a mission to hunt and kill Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden, media reports said.
Witnesses: Law against racial profiling needed
Times Square car bomb suspect indicted in NYC
Calif. man pleads not guilty to kidnapping actor
76ers trade Dalembert to Kings for 2 players
2 accused of training kids for club get new trials
DA: Mass. man left notes saying he killed family
Correction: NY Shooting Spree story
EAST MEADOW, N.Y. — In a story June 16 about a shooting spree on New York’s Long Island, the Nassau County Police Department gave out the incorrect name for one of those killed. The Hempstead man who was fatally shot is named Marshall Williams Jr., not Michael Williams.
‘Madoff of the Midwest’ also gets state sentence
DA: 4 family members slain in Mass. after fight
Ex-officer testifies in Calif. train shooting case
Al-Qaida in Iraq adopting Taliban tactics
BAGHDAD — An al-Qaida in Iraq front group claimed responsibility Thursday for an unusual attack more typical of the Taliban in Afghanistan — a commando-style assault in which suicide bombers wearing military uniforms stormed the Central Bank during rush hour in Baghdad.
Denver appellate court denies stay for
SALT LAKE CITY — An appellate court in Denver has denied a stay of execution for a Utah inmate set to die by firing squad early Friday.
Al-Qaida in Iraq claims deadly central bank attack
Cops: Maine mom who had escort ads missing in NY
Calif. girl’s family want to block autopsy report
Calif. man arrested for allegedly kidnapping actor
4 family members slain in Mass.; husband arrested
Judge OK’s Visteon arrangements with bond holders
Lori Berenson apologizes to Peru for Tupac actions
Mass. man caught; charged in slayings of family
Report: Segui appears before Clemens grand jury
TORONTO - Though there was little in the Air India Kanishka report presented Thursday for the families of the 329 victims, the Canadian government said it will apologise to the families of victims of the 1985 bombing and pay further compensation to them.
