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UK police probing alleged Google privacy breach
Feds: Kuwaiti logistics firm fugitive from justice
UN: Peru coca crop up 4th straight year
LIMA, Peru — Peru’s coca crop grew for a fourth straight year, edging the country closer to its South American neighbor Colombia in overall cultivation of the raw material of cocaine, the United Nations said Tuesday.
Cuban dissident found guilty, then freed
HAVANA — A Cuban court found prominent opposition leader Darsy Ferrer guilty of purchasing black-market cement Tuesday, but he was released on time served since it took nearly a year for his case to go to trial.
US responds to defense motions in Va. piracy case
Teen charged with knifing child’s 13-year-old mom
Madoff’s ex-finance chief released on bail in NYC
Calif man accused of extortion through hacking
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Italy: bacteria made mozzarella blue
ROME — Batches of Mozzarella balls turned blue because of bacterial contamination during production in Germany, Italian prosecutors and health officials said Tuesday, after more than a ton of the suspect cheese was seized.
Egypt court annuls developer land deal
CAIRO — An Egyptian court on Tuesday annulled a land sale between the government and the country’s largest publicly listed property developer on grounds it was not opened to public bidding, Egypt’s Middle East News Agency reported.
Intel: Times Square bomber was eager to attack US
Files, meds seized from Canadian doc’s office
NEW DELHI - India has sounded out its permanent mission at the UN for “phased withdrawal” of its helicopters from peacekeeping operations in Africa for internal deployment, Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao said here Tuesday.
Dakota Beef suing former CEO
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — A South Dakota organic beef company has sued its former chief executive, accusing him of profiting from side ventures, running up more than $67,000 in personal charges on a company credit card and forming a competing company.
