OLONGAPO, Philippines – Five U.S. Marines on Tuesday denied raping a Filipino woman, with two of them saying they were not even present when the alleged assault happened, according to statements filed before prosecutors. A lawyer for a sixth Marine refused to answer the complaint filed by the 22-year-old woman, …
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JAKARTA, Indonesia – The United States has lifted an arms embargo against Indonesia, ending a six-year ban on military aid to the world’s most populous Muslim nation imposed due to human rights concerns. The Bush administration has long argued that isolating Indonesia, which has been hit by several bombings by …
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ST. LOUIS – When it comes to holiday shopping, this might be the year of the procrastinator. The busiest shopping hour of the year won’t likely happen on the Friday after Thanksgiving, but rather the afternoon of Christmas Eve, according to an annual analysis conducted by MasterCard International Inc. MasterCard …
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Keylogging programs are the epitome of online stealth, and they’re also a mushrooming problem on the Internet, where identity and intellectual property thefts are fueling an explosion of key-capture tools. Reports of new keylogging programs soared higher this year, as part of a wave of multifunction malware with integrated keylogging …
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NEW YORK – Roche Holding AG (search) on Tuesday said it was prepared to supply its antiviral medication Tamiflu for the U.S. strategic stockpile against the possibility of a flu pandemic and that it is on schedule to deliver an additional two million doses ordered for 2005. The Swiss drugmaker, …
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This is a partial transcript from “Your World with Neil Cavuto,” November 1, 2005, that was edited for clarity. NEIL CAVUTO, HOST: Billions for bird flu (search), a call to cut spending in Washington, now a massive tax overhaul proposal. A busy time for this man, the treasury secretary of …
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CHICAGO – A federal judge in New York likely will not rule until 2006 on whether a case that would let smokers sue the tobacco industry over the promotion of “light” cigarettes can move forward as a class action, attorneys said Wednesday. U.S. District Judge Jack Weinstein issued a ruling …
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WASHINGTON – Testimony by Washington Post editor Bob Woodward in the CIA leak case is a bombshell to the special prosecutor’s case against I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby, an attorney for Vice President Cheney’s former chief of staff told FOX News on Wednesday. The disclosure by Woodward in Wednesday’s Post shows …
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NEW YORK – Howard Stern got a one-day suspension Monday after heavily promoting his move to satellite radio. “We expect him back on Wednesday,” said Karen Mateo, a spokeswoman for Infinity Broadcasting, which carries Stern’s syndicated show in more than 20 markets. She wouldn’t call Stern’s absence a suspension and …
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JACKSBORO, Tenn. – A teenager shot and killed an assistant principal and seriously wounded two other administrators at a high school on Tuesday, officials said. The student was arrested. “I don’t know what he was thinking or what his motives were,” Sheriff Ron McClellan said. Campbell County High School Assistant …
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