Hackers compromise USA Today site with phony articles
Hackers gained outside access to USA Today’s Web servers and posted fake stories lampooning newsmakers and religions and claiming an Israel attack. The bogus pages were online about 15 minutes before being taken down after 10 p.m. and the site went offline for about three hours to upgrade security. A spokesman said the breach originated from outside the fire walls. Meanwhile a Red Lobster patron died after contracting salmonella poisoning, with 34 additional confirmed salmonella cases reported by the health department and tests pending for other cases.
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USA Today
Israel
Usatoday.com
Steve Anderson
Anderson
Chattanooga
Hamilton County Health Department
Judy Frank
Three hospitalized with West Nile virus in Louisiana
Three men living east of Baton Rouge were hospitalized this week with West Nile virus. A 71 year old man was diagnosed Monday and two others aged 62 and 53 were diagnosed Thursday. CDC official Dr. Anthony Marfin said these Louisiana cases are the first reported to the CDC in 2002.
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Baton Rouge
Anthony Marfin
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Louisiana
CDC
Witness fired after drug testimony in van Dam trial
Denise Kemal a 28 year old flight attendant testified she smoked marijuana with the parents of Danielle van Dam and says Southwest Airlines fired her on June 28 two weeks after her trial testimony in the David Westerfield case Westerfield 50 is charged with kidnapping murder and possession of child pornography and faces the death penalty if convicted
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Danielle van Dam
Denise Kemal
Southwest Airlines
David Westerfield
van Dams
Details of Bush stock sale remain a mystery
SEC records show investigators considered interviewing George W. Bush in 1991 about his sale of 212,140 Harken Energy shares but never pursued an interview. The inquiry yielded little insider trading evidence and the buyer’s identity remains undisclosed. Rep. Waxman urged full records release and charity profits transfer. The sale helped pay a Rangers loan. market activity was modest.
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Harken Energy Corp
Harken
White House
Texas
Henry Waxman
D-Calif
Texas Rangers
New York Stock Exchange
California
Ralph D. Smith
Smith
Dan Bartlett
Judge restricts executive privilege in Cheney energy case
A federal judge criticizes the Bush administration for a broad claim of confidential advice and accuses it of misleading arguments in defending the Cheney energy task force amid two lawsuits. The ruling emphasizes that applying the Federal Advisory Committee Act could threaten presidential confidentiality and checks and balances.
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Emmet Sullivan
Bush Administration
Dick Cheney
Energy Task Force
Sierra Club,environmental Organization
Judicial Watch
Sullivan
Poent
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