Archive for January 4th, 2010
Watch lists grow; Obama to meet with security team (AP)
AP - The government has added dozens of people to the ominous lists of suspected terrorists and those barred from U.S.-bound flights, a crackdown that comes as President Barack Obama is poised to announce changes to the nation's watchlists.
Fake punt leads No. 6 Boise State to win over No. 3 TCU in Fiesta Bowl – The Canadian Press
 Washington Post | Fake punt leads No. 6 Boise State to win over No. 3 TCU in Fiesta Bowl The Canadian Press GLENDALE, Ariz. — Boise State pulled "Riddler" out of its bag of tricks. Presto: the Broncos stunned Texas Christian in a Fiesta Bowl duel of unbeaten BCS busters. After a gutsy fake punt at the Broncos' own 33-yard line, Doug Martin scored the ... Boise State Cracks Open Close Game With Surprise Encore of Trickery What We Learned: Boise State thrives on fearlessness Fiesta Bowl game replay |
US embassy in Yemen reopens as security concerns ease (AFP)
AFP - The US mission in Yemen reopened Tuesday following a two-day closure as security fears prompted by Al-Qaeda threats against Western targets in the impoverished country eased, the embassy said.
State Guard soldiers prepare to come home from duty in Iraq – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
 Palm Beach Post | State Guard soldiers prepare to come home from duty in Iraq Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Chief Warrant Officer Debra LeTexier offers candy to Iraqi children. The 32nd Infantry's 3200 soldiers constituted the Wisconsin National Guard's largest overseas mobilization since World War II. ... 600-strong South Florida National Guard troop heads for Kuwait, Iraq Send-off today for Florida Army National Guard soldiers Florida Troops Deploying Overseas |
Galluccio sent off to jail for a year – Boston Globe
 Boston Globe | Galluccio sent off to jail for a year Boston Globe State Senator Anthony Galluccio was handcuffed after a judge ordered the Cambridge Democrat to serve a year in jail. (WCVB-TV) By Maria Cramer State Senator Anthony D. Galluccio stood in a Medford courtroom yesterday, red faced and clearly shaken, ... Mass. State Senator Jailed for Alcohol Use Judge brushes off excuse, sends Galluccio to prison State Sen. Galluccio gets one year in jail for probation violation |
Suicide attacker at CIA base was Jordanian: report (AFP)
AFP - The suicide attacker who killed eight people in an attack on a CIA base in Afghanistan was a Jordanian who had been recruited by Jordanian intelligence as a double agent, US media said.
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