Brother says slain woman knew husband was sex offender
Medford report says Tabasha Paige Criado knew her husband Jordan Criado a convicted child molester before their marriage. Her brother Jesse Adams cited the belief she did not feel threatened. Police say Criado, 59, killed Tabasha and their four children, then set the home ablaze. He remains in guarded but stable condition as investigators await his recovery before arrest.
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FEC orders Edwards to repay over two million in funds
The Federal Election Commission says former Sen. John Edwards 2008 presidential campaign must repay more than 2 million dollars to the U.S. Treasury after an audit found understated cash on hand and overstated expenses including wind down costs. The campaign plans an appeal citing routine audit math and technical accounting issues.
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Panetta to End Military Gay Ban Certify No Harm to Readiness
Pentagon chief Leon Panetta decides to end the 17 year ban on gays serving openly in the armed forces and certify that repeal will not impair military fighting ability. He fulfills a 2008 campaign promise from President Obama amid initial opposition from some lawmakers and cautious military leaders. The official announcement is slated for Friday afternoon.
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FAA shutdown threatens billions in FAA funding and jobs
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood warned a partial FAA shutdown could halt airport projects worth about 2.5 billion and cut about 200 million in weekly ticket tax revenue. He said roughly 4,000 FAA workers funded by ticket taxes would be furloughed while air traffic controllers stay on duty. Overall FAA employs more than 47,000 people.
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Murdoch Testimony Contradicted Over Email Evidence
London AP report says James Murdoch faced parliament with statements on his knowledge of an email tied to the phone hacking scandal. Colin Myler and Tom Crone disputed his claim of unawareness and said they informed him of the email. News International also fired another journalist linked to the case.
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Gaddafi forces boobytrap Brega oil facilities
Rebels report Libyan troops boobytrapped Brega oil installations as a precaution against losing the town. Mahmoud Jibril says oil fields are baited while Gaddafi vows no talks with rebels before the end of time from Sirte. Brega serves as a key hub with large storage tanks ready for shipment.
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