Catholics broadly back Benedict XVI as pope in US poll
A Washington Post ABC News survey shows over 60 percent of American Catholics support the selection of former German Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, now Benedict XVI, with 73 percent saying they are enthusiastic. The poll notes a split between traditionalists and modernizers, with many Catholics favoring traditional policies while a sizable minority want modernization. Attenders show stronger support for tradition, and women lean toward wanting the church to reflect contemporary life.
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FBI rounds up alleged members of the mob
Chicago indictments target eleven suspected mob figures tied to the Chicago Outfit. Prosecutors accuse them of plotting at least 18 murders dating back to the 1960s, with figures including James Marcello and Joseph Lorardo. The case, code named Operation Marine Secrets, implicates retired officers and links to Las Vegas rackets and Chicago activities.
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Hubble telescope marks 15 years in orbit
Hubble celebrates 15th anniversary since its 1990 launch aboard Discovery. It has helped confirm an expanding universe, revealed black holes and dust disks, captured early universe images, and aided study of dark energy. More than 4,000 papers document its impact on stars, galaxies, and planetary formation.
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Korea warns North Korea over nuclear test risk
South Korea issued a rare harsh warning to North Korea against conducting a nuclear test and said sanctions could be treated as a declaration of war. Seoul warned Washington’s lack of a timeline but readiness to push UN action, while Pyongyang demanded conditions for disarmament talks and threatened sanctions as a response.
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