AT&T Drops Tiger Woods Sponsorship Amid Infidelity Allegations
AT&T says it will no longer sponsor Tiger Woods though it will keep backing the AT&T National event. The move follows allegations of infidelity and ends a high profile brand partnership with Woods who hosted the PGA event.
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Woman Charged After High BAC in Stolen Van Case
Rapid City South Dakota authorities report Marguerite Engle 45 found slumped over the steering wheel of a stolen delivery van on a highway. Her blood alcohol content AZ 0.708 about nine times the legal limit and a potential state record. Meade County State's Attorney Jesse Sondreal said the incident occurred earlier this month.
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Intelligence lapses persist in Detroit jetliner bombing scare
AP reports President Obama briefed on missteps before the failed December 25 Detroit jetliner attack. Senate Intelligence Committee sets January hearings as officials flag flawed security and broken interagency cooperation. Janet Napolitano orders airport reviews. ongoing probe seeks visa status checks and tighter safeguards.
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Judge dismisses all charges in Blackwater shootings in Iraq
A federal judge dismissed all charges against five Blackwater Worldwide guards over the 2007 Nisoor Square killings in Baghdad. The ruling cited improperly obtained sworn statements, with prosecutors given 90 days to appeal. The case sparked international tension and scrutiny of Blackwater now Xe Services.
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Death by own action bomber kills CIA team at Afghan outpost
A bomber invited inside a CIA post in southeastern Afghanistan detonated explosives killing seven CIA personnel and wounding six others. The attack, the agency’s deadliest since 2001 and possibly Beirut 1983, followed reports the bomber was being courted as an informant and had not been searched. President Obama and CIA Director Panetta mourned the fallen and praised the agency workforce.
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