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The Charger Bulletin

The Student News Source of the University of New Haven

The Charger Bulletin

The Student News Source of the University of New Haven

The Charger Bulletin

Twitter Users Face Prison Time for Terrorism Rumors

Liz De La Torre September 14, 2011

Sure, social networking sites crave attention. But on Aug. 25, a different set of circumstances made Twitter a popular headline. "My sister-in-law just called me all upset, they just kidnapped five children...

9/11 Memorial Plaza in NYC Opens to Public

The Associated Press September 14, 2011

NEW YORK (AP) — The plot of land known for a decade as "the pile," ''the pit" and "ground zero" opened to the public Monday for the first time since that terrible morning in 2001, transformed into a...

Judge Drops Remaining Cases Against Ohio Killer

The Associated Press September 14, 2011

CLEVELAND (AP) — A serial killer already sentenced to death for killing 11 women and dumping their remains around his house and property laughed and said the state had no case as a judge dismissed remaining...

Casey Anthony Not Guilty of Murdering Daughter Amid Public Outrage

Liz De La Torre September 7, 2011

Move over, OJ Simpson. In a whirlwind frenzy that has taken the entire world by storm, the most sensationalized criminal case in history now belongs to 25 year-old Casey Anthony who was acquitted of...

Tough Economic Climate as Obama Seeks 2nd Term

The Associated Press September 7, 2011

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama faces a long re-election campaign having all but given up on the economy rebounding in any meaningful way before November 2012. His own budget office predicts...

Borders Closes Stores across the Country

Liana Teixeira September 7, 2011

After 40 years, Borders, Waldenbooks, Borders Express, and Borders Outlet stores across the country have closed their doors for good.  The chain filed for bankruptcy in February 2011 and closed more than...

Rebel Reinforcements Arrive at Gadhafi Stronghold

The Associated Press September 7, 2011

TARHOUNA, Libya (AP) — Rebel reinforcements arrived outside one of Moammar Gadhafi’s last strongholds in Libya on Monday, even as the forces arrayed against the toppled dictator gave the town a...

Time for Flu Shots, and Some May get a Tiny Needle

The Associated Press September 7, 2011

WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s flu vaccine time again — and some lucky shot-seekers will find that the needle has shrunk. The first flu shot that works with a less-scary skin prick instead of an inch-long...

US Kills Osama Bin Laden Decade After 9/11 Attacks

The Associated Press May 4, 2011

WASHINGTON – Osama bin Laden, the face of global terrorism and architect of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, was killed in a firefight with elite American forces Monday, then quickly buried at sea...

Storm Survivors Turn to Faith, Federal Government

The Associated Press May 4, 2011

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Southerners turning to their faith to make sense of the devastation left behind by the second deadliest tornado outbreak in U.S. history also will be counting on the federal...

Texas Looking to Rescind Transgender Marriage Rights

Liz De La Torre May 4, 2011

In a state that forbids same-sex marriage, the year 2009 marked a feat for Texas as a law allowing transgendered people to use documentation of their sexual reassignment to obtain a marriage license...

Trove of Historic Records of Holocaust Goes Online

The Associated Press May 4, 2011

NEW YORK – A trove of papers and photographs documenting the lives of Holocaust victims and survivors includes notable names like Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel and former Israeli Prime...

Courts Won’t Step in as Corps Weighs Levee Break

The Associated Press May 4, 2011

CAIRO, Ill. – With federal courts opting not to step in, the Army Corps of Engineers has begun pumping explosives into a Missouri levee as it weighs whether to blast it open to ease inland floodwaters...

Police Presence Beefed Up at NY Airports, WTC Site

The Associated Press May 4, 2011

NEW YORK – Law enforcement agencies around the U.S. added security measures on Monday following Osama bin Laden’s death, out of what one called "an abundance of caution." In Los Angeles,...

Idaho Miner’s Body Recovered Nine Days after Cave-In

Kimberly Reilly May 4, 2011

In Salmon, Idaho, a silver miner’s body was recovered on Sunday in a cave, more than a mile underground. Mine company executives have reached the conclusion that it was an unexplained cave-in. The body...

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