Detroit fireworks crowd shooting injures nine
A gunman opened fire during Detroit's annual fireworks display injuring nine and scattering revelers. Police say the shooting followed an argument, with innocent bystanders caught in crossfire. Investigators recovered a handgun and have a suspect description.
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AOL spam scheme arrests in New York City case
Prosecutors charged Jason Smathers age 24 and Sean Dunaway age 21 with conspiracy after Smathers stole 92 million AOL screen names while at AOL in Dulles Virginia and sold the list to Dunaway in Las Vegas. Dunaway allegedly used it to send gambling ads and sold it on to spammers.
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Olson resigns as U S solicitor general to return to practice
Solicitor General Theodore Olson, famed for antiterrorism stances after his wife Barbara Olson died in the Sept 11 Pentagon crash, says he will resign in July after the Supreme Court term ends. Olson has served since June 11, 2001, and previously argued Bush v. Gore.
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Lacocca backs Kerry in Silicon Valley endorsement
California business figure Lee Iacocca shifts from Bush to Kerry, endorsing him at a Silicon Valley event on high tech job creation. Iacocca, 79, founder of EV Global Motors, notes Bush era job losses and broadband rank while Kerry pledges tech leadership.
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Missing softball coach and teen found in Tennessee after nine months
A 39-year-old softball coach and a 16 year old Oregon player who fled together nine months ago were located in Tennessee after a minor crash. Andrew Garver, in custody, plans to fight extradition to Oregon on custodial interference and car theft charges. FBI says the girl, Michelle Smith, left Oregon willingly. authorities think they lived in Knoxville since their disappearance in September.
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Senate hopeful pushed to quit over sex scandal
Illinois Senate candidate Jack Ryan faced intense pressure to drop out as divorce records revealed allegations of his involvement in swingers clubs and public sex experiences. Republicans met to discuss the crisis with House Speaker Dennis Hastert reportedly agreeing Ryan should step down. Ryan canceled a Washington fundraising trip amid the turmoil.
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Bush narrows CIA director search to two candidates
President Bush focuses on Porter Goss of Florida and at least one other candidate as he narrows the field for CIA director. Officials say a decision has not been made and names remain unannounced.
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