2 hrs ago | The Associated Press | Posted by The Associated Press
NY civil liberties group sues over FBI data on immigrants
The U.S. government secretly gathered personal data on more than 130,000 immigrants in the run-up to the war in Iraq, according to a purported FBI document attached to a lawsuit demanding more detail about how the information was gathered and used.
The suit brought Tuesday by the New York Civil Liberties Union against the Justice Department alleges that federal authorities may have violated the privacy of the immigrants under a previously undisclosed FBI program the document refers to as 'Operation Darkening Clouds.'
7 hrs ago | Los Angeles Times
Follieri arrested; faces charges in NYC
An Italian businessman who had been the long-time boyfriend of actress Anne Hathaway was arrested Tuesday on charges of operating a fraudulent real estate scheme that he claimed was linked to the Vatican, ...
11 hrs ago | Daily India
16 hrs ago | Los Angeles Times
Manhattan skyline views, Brooklyn projects below
Most everyone who's been around this Brooklyn neighborhood long enough knows Mama Ruth, a zippy 87-year-old grandmother with toffee-toned skin, a few lonely teeth and indigo eyes.
21 hrs ago | Slam Sports
Odysseus' return from Trojan War answered
Using clues from star and sun positions mentioned by the ancient Greek poet Homer, scholars think they have determined the date when King Odysseus returned from the Trojan War and slaughtered a group of suitors ...
Yesterday | The Boston Globe
NY Senate leader Joseph Bruno won't run again
The top Republican in New York state politics, Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno, confirmed Monday that he won't seek re-election, an announcement that complicates GOP efforts to hang on to their slim ...
Monday | Journal Gazette
Tap water is making a comeback. With a day's worth of bottled water - the recommended 64 ounces - costing hundreds to thousands of dollars a year depending on the brand, more people are opting to slurp water ...
Monday | Journal News
Monday | BurlingtonFreePress.com
ABOARD THE LOIS McCLURE -- The Lake Champlain shoreline creeps by from the deck of the Lois McClure.
Monday | The Hindu
Majority of Indians against criminal penalty to check abortion: survey
New York: Nearly half of Indians favour government action for discouraging abortion but a majority are still against criminal penalties to stop it, according to a new survey.
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