News aggregator
Feds delay policy to allow small knives on planes
Airline passengers will have to leave their knives at home after all. And their bats and golf clubs.
Categories: Seattle Times Headlines
From any view, it's Daddy
Categories: Seattle Times Headlines
India's anti-rape law judge dies
One of India's top judges and former chief justice JS Verma dies near the capital, Delhi, aged 80.
Categories: BBC World News
2 Accused in Canada of Plot to Derail Train
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said they arrested two foreign nationals on Monday, but offered few details of a plot they linked to “Al Qaeda elements” in Iran.
Categories: New York Times Headlines
In This Corner of China, Boxing’s Next Frontier
A top boxing promoter sees potential for financial success in Macau, a gambling enclave in China, and other parts of Asia, with the United States becoming a secondary market.
Categories: New York Times Headlines
Funerals held for Boston victims Martin Richard, Sean Collier
Funerals were held Tuesday for the 8-year-old boy killed in the Boston Marathon bombing and the college police officer authorities say was s...
Categories: USAToday.com Top Headlines
DealBook Column: In Sales Tax Fight, Amazon Hands Baton to eBay
EBay has taken up the fight against forcing Internet retailers to collect state sales tax wherever they ship, just as the issue is moving through Washington in earnest.
Categories: New York Times Headlines
Natural Gas Use in Long-Haul Trucks Expected to Rise
Natural gas is expected to gain popularity as a truck fuel for a number of reasons, including its low cost and demand from companies that ship goods.
Categories: New York Times Headlines
New Hampshire man charged in college student's death
Police say a man charged with killing a student plotted with a girlfriend in a coverup.
Categories: USAToday.com Top Headlines
Bail hearing set for 2 men in Canada terror plot
Charges include conspiring to kill people in association with a terrorist group.
Categories: USAToday.com Top Headlines
Death of LA Clippers owner's son ruled accidental
Coroner's investigators say the death of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling's son was a drug-related accident.
Categories: Sports Center
Snoqualmie Pass - 4/22/2013 7:58:54 PM
Snoqualmie Pass I-90
4/22/2013 7:58:54 PM
Temperature: Not Available
Restrictions Eastbound:
No restrictions
Restrictions Westbound:
Pass Closed
Conditions:
Rock blasting related closures scheduled Monday through Thursday from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. During work operations crews will close I-90 in both directions from Hyak (milepost 54) to Price Creek (milepost 61). This work is weather dependent and will be subject to change. Due to the nature of blasting operations this season, closures may last longer than an hour.
Weather:
4/22/2013 7:58:54 PM
Temperature: Not Available
Restrictions Eastbound:
No restrictions
Restrictions Westbound:
Pass Closed
Conditions:
Rock blasting related closures scheduled Monday through Thursday from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. During work operations crews will close I-90 in both directions from Hyak (milepost 54) to Price Creek (milepost 61). This work is weather dependent and will be subject to change. Due to the nature of blasting operations this season, closures may last longer than an hour.
Weather:
Categories: Mountain Pass Reports
Flights Delayed Amid Furloughs of Air Controllers
Pilots, gate agents and others blamed budget cuts, but the F.A.A. said it was too soon to assign blame for delays of up to two hours.
Categories: New York Times Headlines
Gov. Christie to attend Bush library dedication
The New Jersey Republican was a top Bush fundraiser and appointee as U.S. attorney.
Categories: USAToday.com Top Headlines
No bond for most-wanted child porn suspect
The former D.C. teacher who was on the FBI's Most Wanted list was arrested in Nicaragua.
Categories: USAToday.com Top Headlines
Blossoming in the tulips
Categories: Seattle Times Headlines
Obama commends Baucus
President Obama issues a brief statement on Max Baucus
Categories: USAToday.com Top Headlines
US-MUSIC Summary
Jury chosen in Michael Jackson wrongful death trial LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A jury was chosen on Monday in the $40 billion civil lawsuit over the death of Michael Jackson that pits the pop star's mother against concert promoters AEG Live. After a month-long search for a jury, six men and six women were seated to hear what could be an emotional three-month trial that will revisit the checkered life and 2009 death of the "King of Pop" on the eve of a planned comeback. ...
Categories: Yahoo! Music News
Singer Lauryn Hill gets reprieve on tax evasion sentencing
By David Jones NEWARK (Reuters) - Grammy Award-winning singer Lauryn Hill was given a two-week reprieve on her sentencing for federal tax evasion on Monday as a federal judge admonished her defense counsel for failing to come up with most of the tax money promised prior to her scheduled hearing. Hill, a solo artist and a member of the Fugees rap trio, pleaded guilty in June 2012 to failure to file federal tax returns from 2005-2007, when she earned $1.8 million. She faces up to a year in prison for each charge. ...
Categories: Yahoo! Music News
Wash. House panel OKs road project funding plan
A transportation revenue package funding several large highway projects and paid for in part by a 10-cent increase in the state's gas tax advanced from a House committee Monday.
Categories: Seattle Times Headlines