Wednesday, May 27, 2015
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INC News, 27/05/2015 - via La Stampa
BREAKING NEWS FROM AMERICA - BREAKING NEWS FROM AMERICA
Live anthrax shipped across states by accident - Pentagon Reports
The Pentagon says that live anthrax was inadvertently shipped across state lines from a military lab in Utah, but a Department of Defense spokesperson says the public isn’t at risk.
Pentagon spokesman Col. Steve Warren confirmed to Fox News on Wednesday that the anthrax had been shipped out of state, but assured, "there are no risks to the public."
ITALIA - Cassazione: il dipendente può essere "spiato" su Facebook
Il caso: un lavoratore sorpreso lontano dalla "pressa" a utilizzare il proprio cellulare. La sentenza: i controlli 'occulti' aziendali possono essere utilizzati non per controllare l'attività lavorativa ma per smascherare eventuali danni al patrimonio aziendale. Gli accertamenti non devono essere eccessivamente invasivi.
INC News, 27/05/2015 - via Repubblica
ITALIA - Roma, non si fermano al posto di blocco: 7 donne travolte dall'auto in fuga, una è morta
Tre persone, tra cui una donna poi fermata, di origine rom, non si sono fermate a un posto di blocco della polizia. Da lì è iniziata la loro fuga, inseguiti dagli agenti. Per sfuggire alla cattura da parte delle forze dell'ordine hanno investito con l'auto lanciata a folle velocità tutti i pedoni che si trovavano sulla loro strada seminando il panico tra le vie del quartiere.
INC News, 27/05/2015 - via Repubblica
ITALIA - Caso Melania: Parolisi condannato a 20 anni
Venti anni di reclusione sono stati inflitti a Salvatore Parolisi per l'omicidio della moglie Melania Rea dalla Corte d'Assise d'Appello di Perugia che ha ricalcolato la pena dopo la Cassazione. Per l'ex caporalmaggiore, già condannato a 30 anni con l'abbreviato, i giudici hanno escluso l'aggravante della crudeltà. Non concesse le attenuanti.
INC News, 27/05/2015 - via ANSA
RUSSIA - Russian waitress beats customer with a menu after a bottom pinch
It was not clear from the video where it was shot nor when, but there is a sign with Cyrillic lettering on the bar and several media outlets — including the news site Mashable and Russian News Agency RI A Novosti — have reported that the incident took place in Russia. Every second woman in Russia has encountered sexual harassment, according to statistics cited by the ANNA Center for the Prevention of Domestic Violence, which adds that 30 percent of senior school girls are sexually assaulted every year.
INC News, 27/05/2015 - via MT
BREAKING NEWS FROM GREECE - BREAKING NEWS FROM GREEE
Greece likely to miss payment deadline as talks stall.
Greece may miss a deadline for a deal with creditors this week, as the parties haven’t made any progress in talks, Bloomberg sources close to the negotiations said, accelerating fears of an Athens default.
RUSSIA - Russia's strongest man Elbrus Nigmatullin pulls 30-ton house
Russia’s strongest man, Elbrus Nigmatullin, has pulled a 30-ton two-story wooden house over a distance of three meters, setting a record he says to be the hardest in his sports career. The four-time Russia’s Strongest Man title holder, 41-year-old Nigmatullin has once again wowed spectators in his hometown of Chelyabinsk. Supported by a cheering crowd, the 180cm tall power lifter on Tuesday managed to pull the real two-story country house off its foundation.
INC News, 27/05/2015 - via RT
BREAKING NEWS FROM FIFA - BREAKING NEWS FROM FIF
6 FIFA officials arrested on suspected corruption charges, face extradition to US
A major Swiss operation carried out an early morning raid on senior FIFA officials staying at a Zurich hotel. They’re facing corruption charges and may be extradited to the United States.
The organization’s officials reportedly stand accused of making World Cup bids, arranging broadcaster and marketing deals, as well as wire fraud, racketeering and money laundering.
An official statement by the Swiss Federal Office of Justice said the six have received millions of dollars over the years for crimes set up and organized from the US, with American banks involved in the payments. The FOJ’s investigation goes all the way back to the early 1990s.
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