 SYS-CON Media | US Supreme Court Rejects FTC Appeal In Rambus Case CNNMoney.com WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- The US Supreme Court on Monday rejected the Federal Trade Commission's bid to revive its finding that Silicon Valley company Rambus Inc. (RMBS) engaged in illegal monopolistic behavior with an industry standard- setting group ... Court turns down FTC in Rambus case US top court won't hear FTC appeal in Rambus case FTC Rejected by US Supreme Court in Rambus Antitrust Case |
 Javno.hr | Supreme Court won't hear appeal in Bush al Qaeda plot Reuters By James Vicini WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The US Supreme Court turned down on Monday an appeal by an American citizen convicted in 2005 for plotting to assassinate then-President George W. Bush and conspiring with al Qaeda. Ahmed Abu Ali, who was born in ... Court rules against al-Qaida member, a US citizen Court to rule on death sentence for neo-Nazi |
 Western Howard County View | Washington Ballet cancels tour after dancer is killed Baltimore Sun, United States The Washington Ballet Company is canceling the rest of its Studio Company tour after a 20-year-old dancer was fatally injured when she was struck by a car Friday while on tour in Harford County. Mary Saludares was crossing Route 24 at Edgewood Road ... Washington Ballet Dancer Fatally Struck by Car Washington Ballet performance here canceled after dancer is killed Maryland Today |
 CBC.ca | NHL roundup Salt Lake Tribune, United States By AP WASHINGTON » Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals thumped Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins with a 5-2 victory Sunday that included a dismissive goodbye wave from one superstar to the other. Ovechkin scored his NHL-leading 43rd goal, ... Ovechkin's antics top Crosby's jawing in Caps' win Tempers Flare as Crosby and Ovechkin Feud Ovechkin, Crosby, McGuire and the Verbal Stuff |
Researcher looks at gangs in Washington prisons Seattle Post Intelligencer A study of gangs in Washington state prisons recommends that convicts be offered tattoo removal during the intake process. That way new prisoners would not be placed in the position of having to link up with gang members or become instant enemies of ... |
 The Swamp - Tribune's Washington Bureau | Obama talks responsibility Boston Globe, United States To show how serious Washington is about helping, Obama told the governors he is releasing $15 billion on Wednesday to help the states with shortfalls in their Medicaid programs for the poor. According to the White House, Massachusetts will get $594 ... Video: Governors Debate Whether to Accept Stimulus Fund Schwarzenegger defends tax hikes, applauds stimulus Governors’ Fight Over Stimulus May Define GOP |
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