Jackson death probes focus on prescription drugs
Autopsy was inconclusive as investigators scrutinize prescription medications linked to Michael Jackson. Police questioned Dr Conrad Murray, Jackson’s longtime physician, while labs conduct toxicology tests to determine the cause of the pop star's sudden cardiac arrest.
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Jena Six members plead no contest in misdemeanor case
Five Jena Six members pleaded no contest to simple battery in a Louisiana case tied to a national civil rights spotlight. They received seven days of unsupervised probation and a $500 fine, far short of earlier potential charges.
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Extradited Kansas murder suspect linked to student Zoey Zane
Israel Mireles 26, extradited from Mexico, faces capital murder rape and aggravated criminal sodomy charges in the 2007 death of Emily Sander a Butler Community College student who also used the Internet porn alias Zoey Zane Mireles appeared in Butler County District Court in El Dorado and is held on 3 million bond.
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House approves global warming legislation
The Democratic controlled House passed a sweeping climate bill by 219 to 212, aiming to curb greenhouse gas emissions and shift toward cleaner energy. Obama praised the vote as creating jobs and a path to a 21st century global economy while Republicans warned of higher energy costs and job losses.
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Obama weighs executive order to indefinitely detain Gitmo detainees
White House officials consider an executive order to imprison a small number of Guantanamo detainees deemed too dangerous to prosecute or release. No final decision. act could follow October 1 fiscal year start. Congressional resistance factors into a broader push on closing the Cuba prison by January and new detention laws.
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