Militia members to stay in jail after appeal stay
A three judge 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati blocked the release of nine Hutaree members awaiting trial on charges of conspiracy to commit sedition and possession of mass destruction weapons. The stay followed Detroit Judge Victoria Roberts earlier decision to release them with electronic monitors and restrictions. The government appeals that release while defense lawyers argue Roberts’ ruling should stand without overturning based on factual findings.
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Detroit
Michigan
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Mark Satawa
6Th Circuit
U.S. Attorney’s Office
U.S
Victoria Roberts
Christopher Seikaly
Roberts
Barbara McQuade
Associated Press
Appeals Court
Tent City residents offered shelter and aid after abrupt closure
In Camden a homeless encampment known as Transitional Park was disbanded as a wealthy entrepreneur Amir Khan and The Nehemiah Group arranged rapid relocation. About 50 residents were bused to an upscale Mount Laurel hotel for a night of pampering and free services, then to a Bridgeton center for 21 days of assessment before moving into rented homes and condominiums around Camden.
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Camden
N.J
Mount Laurel
Tent City
Transitional Park
Amir Khan
Khan
Nehemiah Center
Bridgeton
Shell ready to drill in Arctic Ocean
Shell Oil seeks quick appellate ruling on a challenge by environmentalists to its Arctic Ocean drilling plans set for July in the Beaufort and Chukchi seas. Critics say MMS ignored wildlife risks and spill consequences while Shell cites extensive emergency plans and past investments.
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Portland
Ore
Shell Oil
Arctic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Kathleen Sullivan
Shell
Beaufort
Chukchi
Sullivan
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Alex Kozinski
Alaska
Federal Minerals Management Service
Christopher Winter
Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission
Interior Department
David Shilton
Justice Department
The
Minerals Service
Deirdre McDonnell
Point Hope
McDonnell
Ken Salazar
Minerals Management Service
Chukchi Sea
Beaufort Sea
Obama
Gulf
Environmental Coalition
Caroline Cannon
North America
Cannon
Arctic
U.S. Senate
Salazar
FCC plans open Internet regulation to protect consumers
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski will propose rules to regulate Internet service providers similarly to phone firms. The plan aims to prevent traffic blocking, curb abuses, and promote an open Internet while avoiding price setting or content rules, drawing support from Google Netflix eBay and Dish Network and opposition from Comcast and Verizon.
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Philadelphia
Federal Communications Commission
Julius Genachowski
Wall Street
FCC
Comcast
Verizon Communications Inc
NBC Universal Inc
Silicon Valley
Google Inc
Netflix
eBay Inc
Dish Network
Paul Misener
Amazon.com
Washington
Genachowski
Michael Copps
Mignon Clyburn
Navy SEAL McCabe Acquitted in Abuse Case at Court Martial
The Norfolk jury found Petty Officer 2nd Class Matthew McCabe not guilty of punching Iraqi suspect Ahmed Hashim Abed after his capture. Two co defendants were acquitted earlier. Abed linked to 2004 Fallujah killings. McCabe expressed relief that all three trials proceeded.
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Norfolk
Matthew McCabe
McCabe
Ahmed Hashim Abed
Iraq
Abed
Baghdad
U.S
Fallujah
Crimei Ag
Congress
Robert Gates
Haytham Faraj
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