• The judge first told the Justice Department on Saturday that she intended to read Mr. Tsarnaev his rights on Monday, according to people briefed on the discussions.

    WSJ: Judge Made Miranda-Rights Call in Boston Case

  • Chowdhury was one of 32 Muslim victims on September 11, according to the Council on American-Islamic Relations.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • When she made her initial claim, Ms. Fisher denied trading on the information, according to people briefed on the matter.

    WSJ: SEC Probe Examines Hurd Exit From H-P

  • The man was arrested in Somerset and taken into police custody on Thursday morning, according to police working on the Met's Operation Yewtree.

    BBC: Man arrested by Operation Yewtree officers

  • The NFA is a coalition of 58 political parties that campaigned as a "more liberal, progressive option" and focused heavily on economic issues, according to the Project on Middle East Democracy, a U.S.-based group.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • On the jobs front, again according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, the private sector has created an average of approximately 154, 000 jobs a month for the past 30-month time period though the national unemployment rate remains above 8%.

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  • The group created at least 100 versions of the product, according to employees on the team.

    WSJ: Facebook's New R&D Machine

  • Monday's crash marked the second-deadliest incident in the agency's 36-year history, according to entries on the DEA's Web site.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • Producers say the film "is neither an attempt to depict the actual persons, nor to comment upon the outcome", according to an on-screen disclaimer.

    BBC: Phil Spector film picketed by Lana Clarkson's publicist

  • They include 22 people killed in American Samoa, 139 in Samoa and seven in Tonga, according to officials on the islands.

    CNN: Mom in tsunami: I saw my daughter floating away

  • According to analysts on the call and in notes to investors Wednesday, a big chunk of the beat came from better control of the costs.

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  • Source: Worldwide Mobile Phone Growth Expected to Drop to 1.4% in 2012 Despite Continued Growth Of Smartphones, According to IDC on 04 Dec 2012.

    FORBES: Connect

  • By the spring the team leaned toward designing the profile page as a book that users could virtually flip through, according to employees on the team.

    WSJ: Facebook's New R&D Machine

  • According to data on Las Vegas line movements provided by the website Vegas Insider, middling potential has arisen at 2 particular locations (Mirage-MGM Grand and Wynn Casinos).

    FORBES: Super Bowl XLVI Point Spread Risky Business for Books that Get "Middled"

  • Options under consultation also include a French-style wealth tax on personal assets, such as jewellery and paintings, according to the Mail on Sunday and the Sunday Times.

    BBC: Lib Dems look at extending mansion tax

  • The Jackson County medical examiner, in western Missouri, is investigating three deaths that may be related to the heat, according to information on the Kansas City Health Department's Twitter feed.

    CNN: SHARE THIS

  • The jumbo jet experienced turbulence on approach to Toledo and was within sight of the runway when the pilot pulled the plane up and circled the airport, according to reporters on board.

    CNN: Air Force One aborts landing, second try successful

  • Outbreaks of violence by Odinga supporters were also reported in some Nairobi slums and truckloads of police were called in to quell the demonstrations, according to reports on a police radio heard by an Associated Press reporter.

    NPR: Kenyan Supreme Court Upholds Election Result

  • The typical practice in securities class actions, according to lawyers on both sides I have spoken with, is to hire contract attorneys to perform the grunt work of sifting through millions of pages of documents obtained in discovery.

    FORBES: Plaintiff Lawyers in Citigroup Case Seek Big Markup For Outside Attorneys

  • According to the on-line magazine Salon.com, a seemingly unqualified individual nonetheless secured a position as the policy director for the Department of Homeland Security's intelligence division, thanks to his ties to a well-connected political activist named Grover Norquist.

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  • You may have missed that Compaq nc2400 ultraportable business laptop among the slew of notebooks we reported on yesterday, but according to Laptop magazine, those on a budget looking to travel light should probably give the 3.6-pound (with battery) model from HP a second look.

    ENGADGET: HP's Compaq nc2400 ultraportable notebook reviewed

  • Mr. Bacardi organizes his alcohol on shelves according to type: Gins are clustered together, tequilas have their own section and so on.

    WSJ: The Home Bar, Only Better

  • Apple is also working on its own TV that relies on wireless-streaming technology to access shows, movies and other content, according to people briefed on the project.

    WSJ: Apple Moves Forward With TV Plans

  • Raissi is formally wanted in Arizona on minor charges of making false statements on a Federal Aviation Administration form, according to court documents released on Friday.

    CNN: Belmarsh courts

  • Meanwhile, among the many initiatives on ballots Tuesday, four states -- Utah, Arizona, South Carolina and South Dakota -- approved a measure that will guarantee workers the right to vote by secret ballot on whether they want union representation, according to CNN projections based on exit polling.

    CNN: Variety of proposals on ballots in 37 states

  • Lee was a frequent Craigslist lurker on the site, according to a follow-up story on Gawker today.

    FORBES: Christopher Lee Attempted Other Craigslist Encounters

  • The Russian Federation is calling on the United Nations to take over key aspects of Internet governance, including addressing and naming, according to documents leaked on Friday from an upcoming treaty conference.

    FORBES: No, We Really Don't Want The UN Taking Over The Internet

  • The Chinese government sent about 2, 000 soldiers to make the repairs to Zipingku Dam on Wednesday, fearing that it might collapse and flood the hard-hit city of Dujiangyan, according to a statement on the Sichuan government Web site.

    NPR: Death Toll Climbs in China

  • At the same time, the European Central Bank agreed to exchange Greek government bonds it bought on the secondary market for less than their face value, provided the debt-restructuring talks succeed, according to people briefed on the negotiations.

    WSJ: Asian Markets Close Higher

  • Since Nov. 17, 2010, there have been only two instances of a player scoring at least 26 points on nine shots or less, according to STATS LLC: Chalmers on Sunday, and a 27-point effort from Chris Paul earlier this season.

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