Two Pakistanis Arrested in Massachusetts Ties to Times Square Plot
Pir Khan and Aftab Khan, both in Massachusetts during the Times Square bombing probe, were arrested on immigration violations. Their attorney says they had no prior knowledge of Faisal Shahzad and may have been detained due to similar travel bookings. Federal officials say they possibly funded Shahzad via a transfer network but might not know the money’s end use.
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SEC weighs new rules after May 6 flash crash
SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro told a Senate panel the agency will propose rules to govern trade cancellations after the May 6 flash crash. About 21 000 trades were canceled as exchanges deemed them erroneous, after the Dow tumbled nearly 1000 points in under 30 minutes, affecting many retail investors. Senators urged remedies and scrutiny of fairness and compliance by market professionals.
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North Korea warns of war over ship sinking punishment
North Korea denied sinking the warship Cheonan and warned that any punishment or sanctions would trigger all-out war. Seoul and Washington consider responses from sanctions to UN action, while investigators attributed the torpedo strike to North Korea.
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Pakistan blocks YouTube and other sites over blasphemy protests
Pakistan’s secular government blocked YouTube and numerous sites amid a crackdown on online content deemed offensive to Islam. The action followed a court order to block Facebook over a page titled Everybody Draw Mohammed Day, sparking Islamist protests in several cities.
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Calderon voices opposition to Arizona immigration law
Mexican President Felipe Calderon addressed Congress in Washington criticizing the Arizona law as ignoring reality. He urged action on border security including high powered weapons, drawing criticism from lawmakers who said he was meddling in U.S. affairs. He urged Congress to pursue comprehensive immigration reform to secure the shared border.
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