Google Is Faulted for Impeding U.S. Inquiry on Data Collection(Photo)

When Google first revealed in 2010 that cars it was using to map streets were also sweeping up sensitive personal information from wireless home networks, it called the data collection a mistake. On Saturday, federal regulators charged that Google had “deliberately impeded and delayed” an investigation into the data collection and ordered a $25,000 fine on the search giant.The finding, by the Federal

Jennifer Aniston Is Delighted At Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie Engagement(Photo-Video)

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have announced their engagement and there are obviously no hard feelings between Jennifer Aniston and her former husband, as HollywoodLife.com report that she is happy for the pair. A spokesperson for the Horrible Bosses actress has told how Jen is "happy for Brad and Angelina." She goes on to explain that Jennifer is in such a good place at the moment with new beau Justin Theroux that she even thanks Jolie for her part in the Jen-Bra-Ange love triangle as she may never have been romantically linked with the screenwriter had it not been for Jolie. The statement also tell of it would be no surprise if "she even went to their wedding."

CUP: Late-Race Troubles Deny Johnson Shot At Win(Photo)

Five-time Sprint Cup champion Jimmie Johnson succinctly summed up his Saturday night following the Samsung Mobile 500. "Second sucks," Johnson said . Johnson, who led more laps than any driver in the 334-lap race at Texas Motor Speedway, used some more colorful language on

Taliban attack Afghan capital, 3 other cities(Photo)

The Taliban launched a series of coordinated attacks on at least seven sites across the Afghan capital on Sunday, targeting NATO headquarters, the parliament and diplomatic residences. Militants also launched near-simultaneous assaults in three other eastern cities.

The Taliban launched a series of coordinated attacks on at least seven sites across the Afghan capital on

More tornadoes possible Sunday in battered Midwest(Photo-Video)

A violent storm system unleashed dozens of tornadoes across the Midwest and Plains, leaving five people dead and at least 29 injured in Oklahoma Sunday morning. As the weather gripped the region, twisters or high winds damaged a hospital, homes and cut power to hundreds of thousands, and forecasters warned more storms were possible before the day was over.

Oklahoma emergency officials said five people died after a tornado touched down at 12:18 a.m. Sunday in and around the

WikiLeaks publishes millions of emails stolen from US think tank

Notorious whistleblowing website WikiLeaks has published five million emails from a geopolitical analysis company that Reuters likened to a “shadow CIA.”
The emails, stolen in late December from the U.S.-based company, could reveal private information on Stratfor readers and subscribers, the details of sensitive sources, and even throw light on the intelligence-gathering community, Reuters reported.
According to a WikiLeaks statement accompanying the posting of the documents, they reveal the inner workings of the intelligence publisher, which works with companies such as Lockheed Martin, Northrop

Suspect in custody in Ohio high school shooting -Video

A gunman opened fire inside a high school's cafeteria at the start of the school day Monday, wounding five students, officials said. A suspect was in custody.
FBI agent Scott Wilson said there was one suspected shooter. He wouldn't discuss the extent of the students' injuries. The Geauga County Sheriff's Office told CBS News that the suspect turned himself in after being chased out of the school by a teacher.
The sheriff's office also identified the victims as four male students and one female student.
Earlier, Civil Deputy Erin Knife of the sheriff's office said the shooting was reported around 7:30 a.m. at the

1,100-student Chardon High School about 30 miles east of Cleveland.

The ship company Costa, drifting off the Seychelles

A company of Costa Crociere ship is adrift in the Seychelles lag after a fire, an official said Monday.
Cruise ship, which has over 1,000 people on board, passengers and crew members, left in Madagascar and the Seychelles headed.
Another ship of this company, Costa Concordia, the shipwrecked on January 13 near the Italian island of Giglio, killing 32 people.
The commander of this ship of 187 meters in length, sailing in the Indian Ocean, "a fire broke out in the morning the generator room was off"."All passengers in good health and regularly informed about the events, was regrouped as a precaution the points

Osama bin Laden's villa was demolished in Abbottabad - PHOTO

Villa in Abbottabad (Pakistan) where bin Laden lived at least five years when he was killed by an American commando unit in May 2011, was demolished.Demolition started Saturday's three-story building took less than two days without interruption. "Demolition is complete, three-story building was demolished," said an official of the Pakistani security forces.Monday morning, only protective fence with four feet high was demolished."We were ordered to remain on site until further directives. Wall will remain intact for now. Next step is to  remove debris," according to the official.Villa located near Abbottabad (North West)

Fifteen people died in China after the fall of a bus off a cliff

Fifteen people died and another 20 were injured after a bus fell into a ravine in northern China, local authorities said.
The incident occurred Saturday on a road in Shanxi Province. At least 15 people have died on impact and another 19 were hospitalized.
China's roads are considered dangerous. According to official statistics, about 200 people die daily in road accidents in China.

An unmanned U.S. plane crashed in northwest Pakistan

An unmanned U.S. plane crashed Saturday in tribal region of northwest Pakistan near the border with Afghanistan, an official source announced.
Unmanned aircraft crashed in mountainous Mishihel, about 30 kilometers west of Miranshah, the main town in the Waziristan region (north), often the target of strikes against the Taliban, said military officials.
"An unmanned U.S. plane crashed, apparently because of technical problems," said a military official in Peshawar. The incident was confirmed by authorities in the region.

The Pentagon argues that killing two military advisers in Afghanistan is unacceptable

Killing two U.S. military advisers in Afghanistan is unacceptable, said on Saturday a spokesman for the Pentagon, urging the authorities in Kabul to better protect international coalition forces in the field.
At least two U.S. military advisers of the NATO Force in Afghanistan (ISAF) were shot dead Saturday in an attack at the Ministry of Interior in Kabul, causing NATO to withdraw its personnel working in Afghan ministries.
"This act is unacceptable and I condemn with the greatest power," he said, quoted in a press spokesman for the U.S. Department of Defense George Little.

He announced that the Pentagon chief Leon Panetta decision support General John Allen, commander of ISAF, to withdraw all personnel and added that Afghan Defence Minister General Abdul Rahim Wardak has apologized on the phone, U.S. Secretary of Defense.
Panetta "appreciated the call (by phone), urged the Afghan government to take decisive measures to protect coalition forces and to end violence in Afghanistan," said Little in press.
Wardak Panetta assured the "fullest cooperation to investigate this tragedy," the statement said. Afghan Minister also promised the creation of "strong measures to protect the ISAF personnel."
Five days after the burning of copies of the Koran in the U.S. military base in Bagram north of Kabul, violence continued in this country. The Taliban claimed responsibility for killings committed by the Ministry of the Interior by a "hero", Abdul Rahman, saying it acted "against the invaders disrespect to the sacred objects of Islam".

Explosion at a Brazilian naval base in Antarctica. Two people were missing and another was injured

Two people were missing, and another person was injured Saturday after an explosion caused a fire at a Brazilian naval base in Antarctica, military sources announced.
The accident led to the evacuation of about 40 researchers.
The Brazilian Navy, the fire in the building's electrical generators Comandante Ferraz base, located on King George Island, Antarctic Peninsula near the top.
Wounded soldier, whose condition is stable, has received initial care to the polish, being later transferred to the Chilean Eduardo Frei, Brazilian Navy announced in a statement.

Brazilian Navy personnel working to control the fire.
About 30 researchers, a alipinist a Brazilian Environment Ministry representative present in the plant when the accident were evacuated Chilean territory, according to the Brazilian Navy.
Air Force of Chile have said, in turn, that 48 Brazilian and two Spaniards were evacuated by helicopter to the Chilean city of Punta Arenas, located about 3090 kilometers south of Santiago.
"The information we have, the would be completely destroyed," said Chilean Defense Minister Andrés Allamanda CNN Chile. He added that in total 45 people were evacuated from the Brazilian.
Allamanda said that the two missing people were "probably dead" and that the Chilean provided care to a wounded, while other aprozimativ ten people received medical care at the Frei.
In addition, polar research ship Almirante Maximiano Brazilian left Punta Arenas heading towards the scene.
Base Comandante Ferraz performs scientific research on marine ecosystems, especially in the coastal zone.

Air Force One travel costs - How much is one hour by plane presidential

Costs of travel by U.S. presidential aircraft Air Force One amounts to 179,750 dollars for an hour flight, in fiscal year 2012, said Maj. Michelle Lai, for ABC News.
This includes fuel, flight supplies, repairs and maintenance of aircraft and engine. Salaries of pilots and attendants are not included because they are paid whether or not air is used, Lai explained to ABC News.
Therefore, the movement made ​​Thursday by President Barack Obama in Florida would cost at least 674,000 dollars just to fly Air Force One. In this state, the president gave a speech about the draft budget, then participated in three meetings fundraising.

Moving from three days last week, in three states, which included two occasions and eight fundraising in presidential campaign collected more than eight million dollars, the cost of flight generated 2.1 million dollars.
As the proportion of those costs covered by Obama's campaign, experts say the law is very unclear, and repayment takes practice to a certain degree of "honor". Obama's campaign reimbursed far more than 1.5 million travelers in this election cycle, according to Federal Election Commission.
White House press secretary Jay Carney said last week that the administration complies with all rules and previous examples for presidential trips with two goals.
Under the rules, official travel costs are borne by taxpayers President, while political movements are paid by the candidate's campaign committee. When you have dual-purpose trips, official and political costs must be divided.

Dramatic picture of a Brazilian helicopter to dismantle immediately after landing - VIDEO

A helicopter was shot intervention while broke just a few seconds after he landed in Brazil, a video capturing the dramatic moment, the doors have just fallen on the ground, while the rotor continues to operate , reports Sky News Online.
Crew members were in the cabin during the incident, which was recorded with a video camera by a member of intervention team.
One crew member suffered a slight injury to the leg, but no one else was injured in the incident which took place in Para State (North).
Brazilian investigators of the incident said that the helicopter suffered a phenomenon known as

"ground resonance". Central gear box became unstable, and vibrations have destroyed the aircraft.
The helicopter belonged to Para state intervention team.

Romanian-born agent of the Washington state police, shot dead by a criminal

A Romanian-born agent of the police state of Washington was shot dead Thursday morning by an offender was driving a vehicle that is stopped for a road checkpoint and then killed himself.
Tony Radulescu, aged 44, was born in Bucharest and moved to the United States when he was 14 years. He worked in Washington state police (State Patrol) for 16 years and was seconded to the Agency office in Bremerton.
Radulescu 4:01 p.m. off highway vehicle driven by Joshua J. Blake, aged 28, and broadcast machine data to be checked. Radulescu has not called back to the station so that a deputy sheriff of Kitsap County went to

the place indicated by the highway and found him wounded. The agent was taken to Medical Center St. Joseph in Tacoma, where he was pronounced his death, reports the Seattle Times Electronic Edition.
The man suspected that the shot is a criminal who threatened to harm police if arrested again, according to the Department of Corrections (DOC) state. Blake sat in prison for manufacturing methamphetamine, assault and breaching a restraining order, said a DOC spokesman Chad Lewis. The offender was supervised by the authorities because of his violent tendencies and non-compliance, even after release from prison.
Joshua Blake was shot while Kitsap County sheriff's deputies came to arrest him in connection with the murder of Tony Radulescu. Blake was hospitalized at Tacoma General Hospital, where he was pronounced his death Thursday afternoon.

Closing Wikipedia was a worldwide success

Yesterday's protest of the Wikipedia platform brought greater popularity than in previous days, more people wanted to see the message that online encyclopedia protest against the law "Stop Online Piracy Act" (whisper), which is said to limit the independence and freedom of sites powered by the users. Thus, according to analysis firm Experian Hitwise, Wikipedia was ranked in the top eight most visited websites in the UK, much better than the day before, even if the only available page was a black screen with a message about Internet freedom. The only solution to the blockage was the user to press "Escape" before the message appears,

says Pocket-lint.com site. 5.8 million visitors have been on Wikipedia today only in the UK, and visits from mobile devices increased 14%. Compared to the conventional, online encyclopedia mobile platform was not blocked by anti-whisper message. Success of the campaign was revealed by site founder, Jimmy Wales, who wrote in a message on Twitter "updates! 8 million Americans have sought congressional phone numbers and 162 million users saw the black page ". Wikipedia not only protested yesterday. A Google spokesman said that 4.5 million people signed petition against online giant whisper.

Eight-year-old student, shot at a school in Washington State

An eight-year-old student was shot at Armin Jahr Elementary School, was transported to hospital by a helicopter-rescue, according to police officials frameworks of Bremerton, Pete Fisher, tells CNN the website.
There are details about the health of the face.
The school was closed after the incident which took place at around 13.30 (23.30 GMT), and the weapon was recovered.
No information on the attacker was not disclosed. "It is too early to disclose details," added Fisher.

Exercise to simulate an attack on the London Underground, for Olympics

About 2,500 police, ambulance and fire brigade attended Wednesday in an exercise simulating an attack on the London Underground in the 2012 Olympic Games, taking place in the British capital, the government announced.
The exercise, held in the disused Aldwych Underground Station and will continue on Thursday, will allow testing of emergency response services in case of attack.
These exercises are "vital," said Chris Allison, Scotland Yard responsible for Olympic security. "We need to know that we have the right people in the right places," he added

"We leave nothing to chance and we will thoroughly test the entire system, the Government, the Games organizers and emergency services to be prepared for any eventuality," said Interior Minister Theresa May, who attended the exercise company mayor of London, Boris Johnson.
"We will show the world that London is prepared to host the Games," said the turn of pompierillor representative in London, David Whiting.
The security for OJ provides mobilization of aircraft, two warships and 23,700 people, part of the army (13,500 soldiers) and in the private security companies and at least 3,000 volunteers.
In July 2005, British capital was the target of several attacks that resulted in 52 deaths, in addition to the four suicide, all British.

An employee of a U.S. hospital and shot two senior after a disciplinary incident

An employee of the Hospital for Special Care in New Britain, Connecticut, and two senior shot Wednesday night after a disciplinary incident, U.S. authorities announced.
Before the shots, the suspect had a "disciplinary dispute," said Lynn Ricci, a spokeswoman for the hospital. The victims, identified as Lynn and Robert Trask Barlucci, are in serious but stable condition following the incident reinforced, Ricci said, quoted by CNN.
Authorities arrested the suspect, Victor Valcárcel, shortly after, at his home, the spokeswoman added.

The hospital was closed for some time after the incident reinforced.