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  • NSA to help watch feds' civilian networks

    A Bush-era plan to use National Security Agency help in screening government computer traffic on private-sector networks is proceeding, according to current and former government officials.
    1 hours, 39 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Judge to acquit mom in MySpace suicide

    Lori Drew after a sentencing hearing in May in Los Angeles. Drew's attorney Dean Steward said  Thurdsay that the U.S. attorney's office in L.A. shouldn't have brought charges in a case that began in Missouri and was rejected by prosecutors there.Federal judge tentatively acquitted a Missouri mother for her role in a MySpace hoax directed at a 13-year-old neighbor girl who later killed herself.
    4 hours, 37 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Jobless rate rises to 26-year high

    Job seekers listen to a recruiter during a job fair held by the City Colleges of Chicago. Businesses slashed more jobs than expected in June, and the nation's unemployment rate hit a 26-year high.Out-of-work with no place to land, the legions of America's unemployed are growing. The nation's unemployment rate rose to 9.5 percent in June, a 26-year high.
    8 hours, 45 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Obama delays release of CIA report

    The Obama administration said Thursday that it needs two more months to review an internal CIA report on the agency's secret detention and interrogation program before making it public.
    4 hours, 2 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Obama health czar led companies in trouble

    President Barack Obama introduces Nancy-Ann DeParle on March 2 as director for health reform. After serving as a director of companies under federal investigation, she's back in government.Nancy-Ann DeParle, President Barack Obama’s health policy czar, served as a director of corporations that faced scores of federal investigations, whistleblower lawsuits and other regulatory actions, according to government records reviewed by the Investigative Reporting Workshop at American University.
    13 hours, 24 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Calif. prepares to pay bills with IOUs

    State employee Erika Gallo joins hundreds of colleagues protesting against additional pay cuts and furloughs after California declared a fiscal state of emergency on Wednesday.Cash-strapped California is scheduled to start sending out IOUs Thursday to private contractors, state vendors, people getting tax refunds and local governments for social services.
    3 hours, 15 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Cops: Teens mistake sex screams for assault

    A teen thought she heard her mother being assaulted by her boyfriend and rounded up friends who beat him up, only to learn later that the couple were actually having sex,  police said.
    5 hours, 58 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • U.S. won't close CIA 'black sites' for now

    The government will not dismantle overseas locations where a former Guantanamo detainee claims he was interrogated by the CIA, a prosecutor says.
    8 hours, 13 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Peers slap federal judge over Web sex files

    Chief Judge Alex Kozinski of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals was "judicially imprudent," a panel of his peers says.A federal judge in California who made sexually explicit material available on his own Web site has been cleared with an admonishment by fellow judges.
    4 hours, 34 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Video shows police chief, cop kissing

    July 2: In this edition of the News You Can’t Use, MSNBC’s Willie Geist shares the story of two cops caught canoodling by their cruisers’ camera. (MSNBC)The police chief of an Ohio town has retired after a video became public showing him and a female officer kissing and caressing in the front of a police cruiser while a prisoner was in the back seat.
    4 hours, 23 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Rape charge dropped in pizza rescue case

    Tennessee prosecutors have dropped charges against a Georgia man accused of kidnapping and raping a woman in a Smoky Mountain cabin before a pizza deliveryman called police.
    7 hours, 12 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Cops seek record aid to avoid layoffs

    President Barack Obama greets officers at the Columbus Police Graduation Exercises in Columbus, Ohio, on March 6. The nation's police departments are asking for federal money to forestall big local tax hikes or possible mass layoffs.The nation's police departments are clamoring for an unprecedented amount of federal aid to forestall big local tax hikes or the possible layoff of nearly 40,000 police officers.
    2 hours, 47 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Marshals seize Madoff’s $7 million penthouse

    The building in midtown Manhattan where Bernard Madoff and wife Ruth own a penthouse apartment is seen in this aerial view.The U.S. Marshals Service on Thursday took possession of disgraced financier Bernard Madoff's $7 million Manhattan penthouse, an action that forced his wife to move elsewhere.
    3 hours, 8 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Kids locked in shed at Texas daycare

    A couple were arrested after a state inspector found several children locked in a tool shed behind an unlicensed daycare center.
    8 hours, 42 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Fireworks sellers hope it's a 'backyard' 4th

    A customer checks out a box of fireworks at a booth in Newark, Calif., on Wednesday.Due to the troubled economy, operators of fireworks stands are betting that Americans will buy fireworks and hold "backyard" Fourth of July celebrations at their homes this year.
    11 hours, 44 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Newsweek: How lobbyists will break in Franken

    As Al Franken heads to D.C., other members will want to meet him and anxious staffers will ask for photos. But for lobbyists, there are few things more valuable than pushing a crisp business card into the palm of a new member with a blank slate.
    12 hours, 15 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Foreclosure is a problem for celebrities too

    Wyclef Jean, hip-hop producer and former member of the Fugees, reportedly settled his debts before losing his $2.4 million Miami home. It seems like just yesterday — excess was in and celebrities lived it up, buying lavish cars, expensive toys and over-the-top homes. Now, they're losing it like everyone else.
    11 hours, 37 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • United clears up glitch, travelers on their way

    Passengers wait in line to board a flight at the United Airlines terminal in Chicago's O'Hare International Airport on July 2.A computer problem temporarily disrupted United Airlines flights at O'Hare International Airport on Thursday, causing long delays and lines for travelers headed out for the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
    6 hours, 7 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • OAS chief: Honduras sanctions likely

    Supporters of Honduras' ousted president, Manuel Zelaya, confront police during a march in Tegucigalpa on Thursday.A top diplomat says he is heading to Honduras to demand the return of the toppled president. He says if the demand is rejected, sanctions  will likely be imposed on the impoverished  nation.
    4 hours, 26 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Afghan insurgents capture U.S. soldier

    July 2: The U.S. military says an American soldier was captured outside a military base in eastern Afghanistan on Tuesday. NBC's Jim Miklasziewski reports. (Other)Insurgents have captured an American soldier in eastern Afghanistan after he walked off post with three Afghan counterparts, officials said Thursday.
    1 hours, 20 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Marines suffer casualties in Afghan strike

    U.S. Marines from the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade, RCT 2nd Battalion 8th Marines Echo Company look to return fire during the start of Operation Khanjar on Thursday in Main Poshteh, Afghanistan.U.S. Marines suffered their first casualties of a massive new campaign Thursday as they engaged in sporadic gunbattles along 55 miles of Taliban-controlled heartland in southern Afghanistan.
    9 hours, 54 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Little U.S. leverage in Honduran coup

    Supporters of ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya light a flammable spray in front of the National Congress during a march through Tegucigalpa on Thursday. The Organization of American States said it will suspend Honduras if Zelaya isn't back in office by Saturday. The coup that deposed the president of Honduras exposed the small leverage that even millions of dollars in aid and longtime military cooperation will buy.
    3 hours, 40 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Biden to meet with Iraq leaders

    Vice President Joe Biden arrives in Baghdad Thursday for a three-day visit as security personnel stand guard.Vice President Joe Biden arrives in Iraq to visit U.S. troops and meet with Iraqi leaders, including President Jalal Talabani and Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.
    8 hours, 53 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • FBI: Saddam feared Iran more than U.S.

    In 2003, Saddam Hussein told an FBI agent George Piro he falsely allowed the world to believe Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, according to the agent's notes.The institute obtained the FBI summaries through a Freedom of Information Act request and posted them on its Web site Wednesday.
    7 hours, 3 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Feds OK seizure of Iraqi group's assets

    The Obama administration authorizes the seizure of assets of an extremist organization in Iraq and an Iranian backer of insurgents, saying both are responsible for deadly Iraqi attacks.
    2 hours, 46 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Iran arrests 7 allegedly tied to exiles

    July 2: Although the first phase of the protests in Iran have been quieted, the crisis is not yet over. NBC's Ali Arouzi reports. (Nightly News)Iran announces more arrests in the post-election turmoil, detaining seven alleged provocateurs of violence it says were linked to Iranian exiles.
    7 hours, 55 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • U.S. won't close CIA 'black sites' for now

    The government will not dismantle overseas locations where a former Guantanamo detainee claims he was interrogated by the CIA, a prosecutor says.
    8 hours, 13 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • 2 police dogs die in British heat wave

    A police officer stationed at the prime minister's compound in London cools off Wednesday. A heat wave in Britain and other parts of Europe killed two British police dogs left in a cruiser, police say.
    8 hours, 38 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Doomed Flight 447 fell intact into sea

    July 2: Investigators on Thursday revealed more about what they believe happened to the plane that fell into the Atlantic Ocean last month on its way from Rio to Paris. NBC's Tom Costello reports.  (Nightly News)Air France Flight 447 slammed into the Atlantic Ocean, intact and belly first, at such a high speed that the 228 people aboard probably had no time to even inflate life jackets, investigators said.
    7 hours, 22 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • N. Korea test-fires 'anti-ship' missiles

    North Korea test-fires four short-range missiles, South Korea's Defense Ministry says, a move that aggravates already high tensions following Pyongyang's recent nuclear test.
    8 hours, 25 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Court decriminalizes gay sex in New Delhi

    A gay rights parade last Sunday in New Delhi, India, included posters like this one demanding that Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, which makes homosexuality illegal, be scrapped.A court ruled Thursday to decriminalize homosexuality in the Indian capital, a groundbreaking decision that could bring more freedom to gays in this deeply conservative country.
    10 hours, 29 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • Shrinking sheep mystery solved: Blame warming

    The shrinking sheep on Scotland's Hirta Island have proven that climate can trump natural selection, researchers say. The average body size has shrunk by 5 percent since 1985.Two years after scientists concluded that a breed of wild sheep in Scotland was shrinking over time, a new study reveals why: milder winters tied to global warming.
    8 hours, 32 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
  • China: PC makers voluntarily supply Web filter

    Children use computers in a library in Xiangfan in central China's Hubei province. In a rare reversal, China's government gave in to domestic and international pressure and backed down from a rule that would have required personal computers sold in the country to have Internet-filtering software. Several PC makers were including controversial Internet-filtering software with computers shipped in China on Thursday despite a government decision to postpone its plan to make such a step mandatory.
    11 hours, 58 minutes ago from MSNBC.com
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