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BEIRUT - Seyyed Hassan Nasarllah, leader of the Lebanese Shia movement Hezbollah, called on Lebanon’s government to follow Tehran’s footsteps and build a nuclear facility to generate electricity like the reactor in Bushehr, Iran.
WASHINGTON - In a continuing campaign to target Al Qaeda’s sources of funds, the United States has frozen the assets of Muhammad Abdallah Hasan Abu-al-Khayr, a son-in-law of Osama bin Laden.
Wash. soldier sentenced to life without parole
Attacker attempts to blow up Mauritian barracks
Escaped Aussie prisoner found drinking beer in pub
Va. man acquitted of killing camp counselor in Pa.
SANA’A - Yemeni authorities have “sacrificed” human rights and committed unlawful killings of people linked to Al Qaeda and local insurgents as the Arab country tried to confront threats from those groups, Amnesty International said Wednesday.
Mexico: Zetas gang ordered killing of mayor
Permits revoked for oversized shipments through ID
Judge: DeLay will go to trial before co-defendants
WASHINGTON - The US treasury department has frozen the assets of the finance chief of Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden’s son-in-law.
Parents demand justice for Finn killed in Mexico
Tenn.-based FedEx sues in NYC to stop fraud probe
Calif Senate OKs life sentences for some molesters
State AGs: Craigslist should drop adult services
Suspect charged in Washington state girl’s slaying
Cops: SC man made woman his slave for bail money
Omaha confirms interest in Clarett
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A day after a lawyer for former Ohio State running back Maurice Clarett said his client wanted to try out for a professional team in Nebraska, the team’s general manager confirmed it.
2 bodies hung from bridge on road to Acapulco
Coroner says LPGA golfer Blasberg death a suicide
Bail reinstated for man detained in car bomb probe
FBI joins search for escaped Colorado inmate
No parole for Ala dog torturer; victim wags tail
NY police probe theft of remains from mausoleum
Official: Truck crushes Calif. house, killing 3
Escaped Colorado inmate believed to be in state
Escaped Colo. inmate believed to be in state
Insurer says Texas financier must pay legal bills
Trial begins for actress accused of sham marriage
UK police: Suspect arrested in 1999 suitcase death
Remaining US troops still face danger in Iraq
American al-Qaida suspect to go on trial in Yemen
NEW YORK - The UN Security Council Tuesday condemned in “the strongest terms” the attack that killed politicians and civilians in a hotel in the Somali capital of Mogadishu.
Judge: Troy Davis failed to prove innocence
Roche in drug development deal with US firm
New Mexico pair arrested in mock shooting prank
Lithuanian firm sued for holding beauty pageant
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Police: Intruder arrested at Paris Hilton’s home
NY trial starts for 4 accused of temple bomb plot
Ex-ski jumper Nykanen convicted of assaulting wife
Infant death at Las Vegas hospital ruled homicide
Woman seen on camera dumping cat in trash in UK
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan Tuesday rejected claims by a senior Afghan security official that Islamabad was providing safe havens to terrorists.
Kenya seizes 2 tons of ivory destined for Asia
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM - Counsel for Abdul Nasir Maudany has termed as “baseless” a Karnataka minister’s statement that the jailed People’s Democratic Party leader has confessed to his involvement in the Chinnaswamy Stadium bomb blast in April ahead of an IPL match.
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