LONDON-After accusations of eavesdropping on celebrities, politicians and murder and terror victims, News of the World, world's the largest English language news publication will close its doors after Sunday's edition.
SAN FRANCISCO-The three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco ordered the U.S. Government to immediately cease enforcing the ban on openly gay personnel in the military. This ends the 17 year old policy of discharging members of the military based on their sexual orientation.
MEXICO CITY-Mexican authorities announced the capture of Jesus Rejon Aguilar, one of the original founders of the notorious Zeta drug cartel. He was captured just one hour northwest of Mexico City.
WASHINGTON D.C.-The Transportation Security Administration has alerted airlines of the possibility of implanted explosives in passengers outside of the U.S. They have warned of the possibility terrorist using surgical means to hide bombs that would be undetectable to the standard screening protocol in place now.