Judge orders damage assessments in Manning WikiLeaks case
Army prosecutors must deliver government damage assessments by May 18 to aid defense in the Bradley Manning court martial at Fort Meade. Col. Denise Lind weighs defense discovery claims and a motion to dismiss all 22 charges as she prepares for potential life-in-prison sentencing if convicted.
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New California Mad Cow Case Downgraded as Non Threat
A California dairy cow has tested positive for mad cow disease, the first U.S. case since 2006. Health officials assure the animal did not enter the food supply and was found through Agriculture Department surveillance testing of about 40,000 cows annually.
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Ex BP engineer charged over Gulf spill text deletions
Former BP engineer Kurt Mix, 50, of Katy Texas, was arrested on two counts of obstruction of justice for allegedly destroying more than 300 text messages tied to the Deepwater Horizon blowout. Prosecutors say the case centers on hindering the investigation into the oil spill and underreporting the well’s true flow rate.
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Breivik listens as court hears Oslo blast aftermath
After five days of testimony Breivik sat silent while witnesses described the impact of his 2011 bombing in Oslo and the 69 killed at a youth camp. Forensic experts detailed injuries as relatives cried during autopsy briefings in court. Breivik admits to the attacks claiming they were necessary.
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Egypt comedian Adel Imam found guilty of insulting Islam
An Egyptian court upheld a conviction against Adel Imam sentencing him to three months in jail and a fine of about 170 dollars for insulting Islam in films such as The Terrorist and Terrorism and Kabab. The case highlights tensions over religious influence on Egypt's film industry and freedom of speech after Mubarak's ouster.
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Peru weighs U S request to extradite Holloway suspect
In Lima a Peruvian lawyer said authorities are evaluating a U S extradition request for Dutchman Joran van der Sloot, prime suspect in Natalee Holloway's 2005 disappearance. He is jailed in Peru for a Lima casino killing and faces extortion charges in Alabama over Holloway’s remains.
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