Man Charged After Painting Slashed At UK National Gallery
Keith Gregory is said to have slashed Thomas Gainsborough’s The Morning Walk, causing more than £10,000 damage.
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Israeli Army Chief: Hezbollah Leader Killed By His Own Men
Jerusalem – Israel has concluded that Hezbollah’s top military commander was killed in Syria last year by rivals within the Shiite militant group, Israel’s military chief said Tuesday.
Italian Fugitive Tracked Down in Mexico
MEXICO CITY – An Italian who faces more than five years behind bars in his homeland for drug trafficking was apprehended in the Caribbean resort city of Playa del Carmen, the Mexican Attorney General’s Office said on Friday.
NYC Dragging Probe Into Secular Education At Hasidic Schools
City officials are dragging their heels on a politically-sensitive probe of whether Hasidic schools provide their students with a secular education, advocates charge.
DHS Bans Carry-On Electronics On Flights From Islamic Countries
US authorities have secretly required airlines from eight nations to forbid passengers from carrying any electronic or electrical device larger than a cellphone.
Israeli Man Shot In Cleveland
CLEVELAND, Ohio – A woman checking out a rental home on Cleveland’s East Side arrived at the property Sunday to find a man on the ground with a gunshot wound to his face, police say.
Guard At New York’s Rikers Island Charged With Beating Handcuffed Inmate
New York – A correction officer at New York City’s Rikers Island jail complex was arrested on Monday on charges he beat a handcuffed inmate, the latest guard at the troubled institution to face criminal charges.
9/11 Families Sue Saudi Arabia In Terror Attacks
Hundreds of families of Sept. 11 victims are suing the government of Saudi Arabia, alleging the kingdom knowingly provided material support and resources to al-Qaeda and facilitated the terror attacks that killed thousands in New York, the Washington, D.C. area and Pennsylvania.
Fears Grow Over Missing Daughter of London ExCel Boss
Alice Brindley, from Ixworth Thorpe, Suffolk, had spent the day in Cambridge with friends and was supposed to catch a train home on Sunday evening.