 Dozens charged in child porn ring bust
More than 70 people have been charged with taking part in an international child pornography ring that traded images over the Internet, the Justice Department says. |
Casey Anthony won't have to return to Fla.
Casey Anthony can continue her undercover life for now, after a judge ruled Wednesday she does not have to immediately return to Florida to start serving her probation for check fraud. |
Woman: D.B. Cooper was my uncle
 A woman says she knows the identity of D.B. Cooper, the nickname given to the man who carried out the only unsolved plane hijacking in U.S. history: her uncle.
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Mom accused of punching toddler on bus
A mother accused of punching her toddler son in the mouth on a city bus and shouting expletives at him was surrounded by a "hostile" crowd of passengers until police arrived. |
US was chief target of cyber attacks: McAfee
The United States was the main target of cyber attacks that were part of "Operation Shady RAT," the five-year-long hacking effort that went after governments, corporations and organizations around the world. |
Reputed Klansman James Ford Seale dies
James Ford Seale, a reputed Ku Klux Klansman imprisoned for his role in the segregation-era abduction and killing of two black men in rural Mississippi, has died, a spokesman with federal Bureau of Prisons said. |
Gamblers find loophole in Mass. lottery game
Massachusetts has restricted ticket purchases for one of its lottery games after the Boston Globe reported that high-stakes gamblers had discovered a way to game the system due to a loophole. |
Charde Houston: Teaching girls self-esteem
 Cause Celeb talks with WNBA All-Star Chardé Houston about her nonprofit foundation, Project Youth Opportunities Unlimited , which teaches disadvantaged youth about everything from respect and leadership to safe sex.
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'Miracle turtle' returns to the sea
 A green sea turtle was released back to the sea after being cared for during a year in which he got surgeries to repair gashes in his shell.
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Polygamist leader makes opening statement
 Texas prosecutors are done calling witnesses in the trial of a polygamist leader accused of sexually assaulting two girls he took as brides during so-called "spiritual marriages."
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US gun industry sues to block rifle sales reporting
The gun industry plans to file lawsuits on Wednesday challenging requirements that weapons dealers along the U.S. border with Mexico report multiple sales of semi-automatic rifles, escalating the fight with the Obama administration. |
Worst-case scenario: US to 'snatch' Pakistan nukes?
As U.S.-Pakistani relations spiral downward, the specter of a showdown between the increasingly antagonistic allies is garnering more attention, including the worst-case scenario of the U.S. attempting to “snatch†Pakistan’s 100-plus nuclear weapons if it feared they were about to fall into the wrong hands. |
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