Protests Continue Over Anti-Islam Film
Demonstrations continued for a fourth day across the Muslim world over an American-made anti-Islamic video. U.S. and other foreign missions have stepped up security following violent attacks that began Tuesday.
Real Estate Developer Admits To Submitting False Information To Credit Untion To Obtain $4 Million In Construction Loan Funds
Anchorage, Alaska B U.S. Attorney Karen L. Loeffler announced that Lee E. Baker, Jr., a resident of Anchorage, pleaded guilty in federal court to 12 counts of making false statements to Denali Alaskan Federal Credit Union (“DAFCUâ€) in connection with a construction loan worth $9.2 million dollars.
US Diplomat's Death Shakes Online Gaming World
WASHINGTON — A senior U.S. State Department official killed late Tuesday at the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya was not only a diplomat in real life but in the virtual world as well.
US Central Bank Launches New Economic Stimulus
The U.S. central bank launched new measures Thursday to try to stimulate the weak U.S. economy, even as it predicted that the country's economic fortunes would improve over the next two years.