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Pope's Mass Draws 900,000 in Krakow

KRAKOW, Poland – Some 900,000 Poles sang, clapped and chanted “Benedetto, Benedetto” at Mass in a soggy field Sunday for Pope Benedict XVI, who urged them to share their faith with other countries in a mostly secular Europe. Benedict said that was the best way to honor his predecessor, John …

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U.S. Men Indicted on Charges of Selling Technology to Iraq

STAMFORD, Connecticut – Two men who ran exporting businesses in Connecticut and New York have been indicted on federal charges that they participated in a scheme with China to sell telecommunications equipment to Saddam Hussein‘s government in Iraq. Andrew Huang, 59 of Cromwell, Connecticut and Joseph Thomas, 81, of While …

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Jefferson Doesn't Address Alleged Facts in Bribery Probe

WASHINGTON – Rep. William J. Jefferson on Monday criticized a search of his congressional office in relation to a federal bribery investigation but refused to discuss the facts of the legal case in front of him. Federal prosecutors allege the Louisiana Democrat accepted $100,000 in cash in exchange for assistance …

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