Martha Stewart Faces Grand Jury Indictment Prospect
Martha Stewart, 61, and her firm say federal prosecutors plan to indict her soon over ImClone stock sales in December 2001. Investigators weigh insider trading or obstruction of justice charges as Comey’s office and the SEC prepare civil actions. Stewart denies wrongdoing and waits trial.
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Pope John Paul II begins 100th foreign tour despite illness
The globe trotting pope travels to Croatia on his 100th trip, part of a record 575 days on the road since 1979. He has faced Parkinson's and joint issues, uses lifts and hydraulic chairs, and plans further journeys to Bosnia and Mongolia with spokesman Joaquin Navarro-Valls noting the symbolism of long travel for the papacy.
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