Seven men charged in terror plot tied to al Qaida ambitions
Seven men aged 22 to 32 described as homegrown terrorists by the government were indicted for conspiring to attack the Sears Tower in Chicago and a federal building in North Miami Beach. They sought al Qaida help, took an oath to the group, and planned against U S government targets. The ringleader was named Narseal Batiste. six arrested in Miami and one in Atlanta.
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National News Roundup Highlights Data Breach and Other Events
The Navy said personal data of 28,000 sailors and families were found on a civilian site and later removed, with officials urging monitoring of accounts. MRSA infections tied to unlicensed tattoo artists rose in 2004-05 in Ohio, Kentucky, and Vermont. New York debates admission charges for the World Trade Center Memorial, while Mayor Bloomberg argues against veto threats. A study finds one in four Americans has no close confidant, a shift toward stronger family ties and fewer neighborhood bonds. In Maine a sightseeing flight crashed on Barker Mountain, killing four aboard.
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