WASHINGTON — A judge assigned to Roger Clemens’ perjury case issued a gag order Monday prohibiting public comments by the principles in the case that could affect the jury pool for a possible trial.
MONTERREY, Mexico — Authorities said Monday that seven bodies were pulled from mine shafts in central Mexico, while mounting drug violence forced U.S. diplomats to pull their kids out of a school in the northern city of Monterrey.
Denver official resigns amid police video anger
Attorney: Great Lakes waterways a ‘carp highway’
DeLay headed to Texas court after feds end probe
AZ escapees’ NM charges detail grisly crime spree
Ex-Marine convicted of killing pregnant colleague
Some Mass. towns give up on marijuana enforcement
Packers need more from backup cornerbacks
GREEN BAY, Wis. — The idea that the Green Bay Packers’ defense isn’t itself without cornerbacks Charles Woodson and Al Harris isn’t exactly a startling revelation. Still, Saturday night’s preseason game in Seattle was tough to watch at times.
Ex-Maine prosecutor guilty of child porn charges
Police: Wis. ride operator stunned by girl’s fall
Spanish hostages freed by al-Qaida arrive in Spain
Jan. 4 hearing set for doctor in Jackson case
Clarett asks to be allowed to travel to pro tryout
“Tax lady” Roni Deutch faces Calif. fraud lawsuit
Vet who died in prison gets national cemetery plot
Guilty plea at Lewis-McChord in soldier killings
Mexico soldier says slain US man fired at army
Video shows Smith denying drug use at awards show
PESHAWAR - A US drone fired three missiles into Pakistan’s tribal region along the Afghan border, killing 13 people, including women and children, intelligence officials said.
Feds: Ruling led to dismissal against Westar execs
ISLAMABAD - At least five people were killed and three injured during a suspected US drone attack launched Monday night in Pakistan’ s northwest tribal area, reports said.
Conviction for 2008 Super Bowl threats overturned
Judge approves Countrywide ID theft settlement
Kan. woman drops suit challenging Neb. flag law
2 Spanish hostages land in Burkina Faso
OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso — Two Spanish nationals kidnapped nearly nine months ago by an al-Qaida-linked group stepped out of a helicopter to freedom in Burkina Faso’s capital Monday where they were greeted by diplomats.
AZ escapees, companion charged with murder in NM
9 killed on hijacked Philippine tourist bus
ISLAMABAD - Three bombings killed at least 36 people, including a former member of the national parliament, Monday in Pakistan’s tribal region and adjoining north-western frontier province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, officials said.
‘Grim Sleeper’ suspect pleads not guilty in Calif.
Panel maker Chimei sues Sony over patents
DOVER, Del. — Taiwanese flat-panel display maker Chimei Innolux has filed a lawsuit in Delaware expanding its patent-infringement dispute with Sony.
Egypt deputy minister detained over van Gogh theft
Blackwater founder gives statements in fraud suit
