Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Chain of Phone Numbers Led Investigators to Bomb Suspect - New York Times


ABC News


Chain of Phone Numbers Led Investigators to Bomb Suspect

New York Times


WASHINGTON รข€" Investigators discovered the name of the suspect in the failed Times Square bombing because of a telephone number he provided when he returned to the United States from Pakistan in February, a law enforcement ...


Faisal Shahzad's basic errors led police to his last-minute arrest

Times Online


Mystery surrounds suburban dad, accused terrorist

CNN


Times Square Bomb Suspect Met With No. 3 Pakistani Taliban Leader

FOXNews


CBS News -MiamiHerald.com -msnbc.com


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Tuesday, May 4, 2010

US Said to Learn Shahzad on Plane 30 Minutes Before Departure - Bloomberg


Times Online


US Said to Learn Shahzad on Plane 30 Minutes Before Departure

Bloomberg


May 4 (Bloomberg) -- US authorities learned 30 minutes before takeoff that suspected Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad was on a plane departing for Dubai, according to a person familiar with the matter. Shahzad was placed on a no-fly ...


Times Square bomb suspect Faisal Shahzad said to implicate himself; probe ...

Washington Post


Times Square suspect is charged over 'weapon of mass destruction'

Times Online


Documents offer clues to bomb suspect's life

msnbc.com


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Monday, May 3, 2010

Hunt is on for missing Conn. man who bought car bomb Nissan just 2 weeks ago ... - New York Daily News


Reuters


Hunt is on for missing Conn. man who bought car bomb Nissan just 2 weeks ago ...

New York Daily News


A mystery man paid $1800 cash for the Nissan Pathfinder last month after meeting the seller through craigslist.com. When a terrorist attack like the car bomb in Times Square is thwarted does it ...


Administration Eyes Foreign Link in Times Square Bomb Plot

FOXNews


Times Square Bomb Plot SUV Recently Sold On Craigslist for Cash

CBS News


AG cites solid progress in Times Square bomb probe

The Associated Press


Los Angeles Times -WNYC -News/Talk 750 WSB


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Sunday, May 2, 2010

Pakistani Taliban claim failed New York bomb attack - Reuters


The Guardian


Pakistani Taliban claim failed New York bomb attack

Reuters


DUBAI (Reuters) - The Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for the attempted car bomb attack in New York's Times Square, a statement on an Islamist website said on Sunday. It was not immediately possible to verify the authenticity of the claim. ...


White Male in 40s Seen on Tape Near Scene of Car Bomb Attempt

ABC News


Car bomb found in the heart of New York

Times Online


NY police search for suspect in Times Square car bomb

Los Angeles Times


Washington Post -FOXNews -The Star-Ledger - NJ.com


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Saturday, May 1, 2010

US Coast Guard: Oil spill hasn't affected shipping - Reuters


Globe and Mail


US Coast Guard: Oil spill hasn't affected shipping

Reuters


HOUSTON, May 1 (Reuters) - A giant oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico has not spurred shipping restrictions in US Gulf channels like the vital Mississippi River, the head of the US Coast Guard said on Saturday. ...


New commander heads fight against oil leaks

Los Angeles Times


Tax on Oil May Help Pay for Gulf Spill Cleanup

New York Times


Officials say winds could carry oil slick onto Gulf coast

Washington Post


USA Today -BBC News -The Associated Press


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Friday, April 30, 2010

Arizona police chief criticizes immigration law - Reuters


Washington Post


Arizona police chief criticizes immigration law

Reuters


PHOENIX/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The police chief of Arizona's largest city said on Friday the state's controversial new crackdown on illegal immigrants would likely create more problems than it solved for local law enforcement. ...


D-Backs, union have concerns about Arizona's new immigration laws

USA Today


Ariz. lawmakers give conservatives plenty to cheer

The Associated Press


Arizona Immigration Law Stokes National Debate

Voice of America


San Jose Mercury News -BusinessWeek -New York Daily News


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Thursday, April 29, 2010