Motorola wins tentative ruling against Apple

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• Motorola wins tentative ruling against Apple
• Mad cow case detected in California: US Agriculture Dept
• 1st person arrested in BP oil spill makes bail
• Satellites said to show Syria not abiding by truce
• E! network, Kardashians sign new reality show deal
• Islamists clash with Tunisia state TV employees
• Gov't: New case of mad cow disease in California
• Wal-Mart's Castro-Wright quits MetLife board
• U.S. charges ex-BP engineer obstructed spill probe
• Springtime slumber continues for TV networks
• Monthly smartphone bills down at AT&T
• Champions League semi-final: Live Report
• Detroit judge proud of shirtless pic sent to women
• Obama: Secret Service case 'a little distracting'
• THE RACE: Endorsements keep rolling in for Romney
• Family of missing AZ girl allowed to return home
• Top military officers targeted in Syrian conflict
• Judge seeks WikiLeaks damage assessments
• US gasoline prices now cheaper than a year ago
• Google investing $300M to build Iowa data center
• Feds: $56M settlement with NYC construction firm
• Syrian troops heavily bombard Damascus suburb
• Obama woos students, pushes low-rate student loans
• Ex-Edwards aide back on the witness stand at trial
• US 'very concerned' by Sudan-South Sudan violence
• Israel asks IOC to honor those killed in 1972
• Murdoch testimony spotlights UK Olympics minister
• Venezuela's Chavez active, upbeat on TV in Cuba
• Grigson makes it official, Colts will take Luck
• Feds make 1st arrest in BP oil spill case
• Romney eyes 5 more wins, promises 'better America'
• Class catches Cameron, foes scent blood
• Ex-BP engineer arrested for destroying Gulf leak evidence
• Judge blocks move to suppress key Powell evidence
• Baffert's Bodemeister works out for Kentucky Derby
• Smith introduced as new Arkansas coach
• Deion Sanders' estranged wife denies attacking him
• Justices debating tribal casino lawsuit
• Car bomb hits Damascus as more die in 'ceasefire'
• SF police monitor Wells Fargo shareholder meeting

Motorola wins tentative ruling against Apple Posted: A judge for the U.S. International Trade Commission has ruled that Apple infringed a patent held by Motorola and dismissed the rest of Motorola's claims.

Mad cow case detected in California: US Agriculture Dept Posted: The US Department of Agriculture on Tuesday revealed that it had detected one case of Mad Cow disease in California.

1st person arrested in BP oil spill makes bail Posted: The first person arrested in the BP oil spill is being released on $100,000 bail.

Satellites said to show Syria not abiding by truce Posted: Satellite imagery and other credible reports show that, despite its claims, Syria has failed to withdraw all of its heavy weapons from populated areas as required by a cease-fire deal, international envoy Kofi Annan's spokesman said Tuesday.

E! network, Kardashians sign new reality show deal Posted: The Kardashian family will continue living life on TV for the next three years.

Islamists clash with Tunisia state TV employees Posted: Islamists protesting outside Tunisia's state television building clashed with its employees, leaving five wounded, the state news agency said Tuesday.

Gov't: New case of mad cow disease in California Posted: A new case of mad cow disease has surfaced in a dairy cow in California, but the animal was not bound for the nation's food supply and posed no danger, the Agriculture Department said Tuesday.

Wal-Mart's Castro-Wright quits MetLife board Posted: (Reuters) - Embattled Wal-Mart vice chairman Eduardo Castro-Wright has resigned from the board of MetLife, the largest life insurer in the United States, the company said on Tuesday. "Over the past weekend, I notified you of recent events that will require my immediate and personal attention," Castro-Wright said in a letter to MetLife Chief Executive Officer Steve Kandarian, a copy of which was filed with securities regulators. ...

U.S. charges ex-BP engineer obstructed spill probe Posted: HOUSTON (Reuters) - A former BP Plc engineer was arrested and charged on Tuesday with intentionally destroying evidence related to how much oil was spilling from the company's broken well in the Gulf of Mexico in April 2010, the U.S. Justice Department said. Kurt Mix, 50, was accused of deleting text messages between himself and a supervisor that included "sensitive internal BP information collected in real-time" as BP tried to stop the leak, the Justice Department said. During his first court appearance in Houston on Tuesday, he told U.S. ...

Springtime slumber continues for TV networks Posted: The springtime slumber is continuing for television networks.

Monthly smartphone bills down at AT&T Posted: Hidden in AT&T Inc.'s financial statements is a story that runs counter to its optimistic profit projections: The company is making less and less from each new smartphone subscriber.

Champions League semi-final: Live Report Posted: 48 mins: Messi's penalty kick bounces off the crossbar.

Detroit judge proud of shirtless pic sent to women Posted: A Detroit judge isn't ashamed about using his cellphone to send a shirtless photo of himself to women.

Obama: Secret Service case 'a little distracting' Posted: President Barack Obama said the Secret Service prostitution scandal was "a little distracting" but that employees at the center of the investigation were not representative of the agency tasked with protecting him and his family.

THE RACE: Endorsements keep rolling in for Romney Posted: The Republican primary race is effectively over but Mitt Romney keeps piling up delegates and endorsements.

Family of missing AZ girl allowed to return home Posted: The family of a missing 6-year-old girl was allowed to return to their Tucson home on Tuesday, a day after authorities kept them away as they searched for clues to her disappearance from her bedroom.

Top military officers targeted in Syrian conflict Posted: The gunmen walked into an apartment building before dawn earlier this month in the quiet Damascus suburb of Jaramana, went to the fifth floor and knocked on the door. When the police general opened up, the men shot him dead and left.

Judge seeks WikiLeaks damage assessments Posted: A military judge said Tuesday that she wants to see several federal agencies' assessments of the damage caused by WikiLeaks' publication of government secrets.

US gasoline prices now cheaper than a year ago Posted: After dropping for most of the month, gasoline is now cheaper in much of the U.S. than it was a year ago.

Google investing $300M to build Iowa data center Posted: Google Inc. says it will invest $300 million to build another data center in western Iowa.

Feds: $56M settlement with NYC construction firm Posted: A construction company whose projects included the stadium where the New York Mets play and the Sept. 11 Memorial agreed to pay up to $56 million in penalties and restitution after admitting a decade-long fraud that included routinely overcharging customers and ignoring minority hiring mandates, authorities announced Tuesday.

Syrian troops heavily bombard Damascus suburb Posted: Syrian troops heavily shelled a suburb of the capital Tuesday, and satellite imagery showed that Syria has failed to withdraw all of its heavy weapons from populated areas as required by a cease-fire deal, an official said.

Obama woos students, pushes low-rate student loans Posted: President Barack Obama went after the college vote Tuesday, pitching cheaper student loans as he courted the one age group where he has a decided advantage over Republican rival Mitt Romney. The twist? Romney, too, has endorsed the idea. But it's unclear whether deficit-leery Republicans in Congress will go along.

Ex-Edwards aide back on the witness stand at trial Posted: The aide who helped former presidential candidate John Edwards hide his mistress's pregnancy is back on the witness stand, telling a jury about money that flowed from a wealthy supporter.

US 'very concerned' by Sudan-South Sudan violence Posted: Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says she is "very concerned" about violence between Sudan and South Sudan.

Israel asks IOC to honor those killed in 1972 Posted: Israel asked the International Olympic Committee to honor the Israeli team members who were killed by Palestinian terrorists at the 1972 Munich Games.

Murdoch testimony spotlights UK Olympics minister Posted: News Corp. executive James Murdoch's behind-the-scenes lobbying campaign spilled out into the public domain Tuesday, casting a harsh light on the British government's Olympics czar.

Venezuela's Chavez active, upbeat on TV in Cuba Posted: Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez appeared in video images for the first time in 10 days on Tuesday, chatting with aides and relatives in an upbeat outdoor encounter that allowed him to show supporters he remains vigorous despite his cancer treatment in Cuba.

Grigson makes it official, Colts will take Luck Posted: It's official: Andrew Luck will be the No. 1 choice in Thursday night's NFL draft.

Feds make 1st arrest in BP oil spill case Posted: A BP engineer intentionally deleted more than 300 text messages that said the company's efforts to control the Gulf of Mexico oil spill were failing, and that the amount of oil leaking was far more than what the company reported, the Justice Department said Tuesday.

Romney eyes 5 more wins, promises 'better America' Posted: The suspense gone, Mitt Romney glided into five primaries on Tuesday as the Republican presidential nominee-in-waiting, piling up national convention delegates while commanding the spotlight to sharpen his appeal for the campaign against President Barack Obama.

Class catches Cameron, foes scent blood Posted: LONDON (Reuters) - Derided as an "arrogant posh boy" by a member of his own party to cap a terrible month of headlines, Prime Minister David Cameron is in danger of slipping past a point of no return as blunders pile up and friends turn to foes. Powerful newspapers and allies who once fell over each other to sing his praises now accuse the expensively educated Conservative Party leader of "speaking for the few" and of "vanity globe-trotting" as the economy sputters and Britons suffer the harshest state spending cuts for a generation. ...

Ex-BP engineer arrested for destroying Gulf leak evidence Posted: US authorities made their first arrest Tuesday in the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster, charging an ex-BP engineer with destroying evidence tied to the country's largest-ever environmental disaster.

Judge blocks move to suppress key Powell evidence Posted: A state judge on Tuesday cleared the way for the voyeurism trial of missing Utah mother Susan Powell's father-in-law, dismissing his request to suppress key evidence in the case.

Baffert's Bodemeister works out for Kentucky Derby Posted: Trainer Bob Baffert said jokingly that he better hurry up and talk before he keeled over.

Smith introduced as new Arkansas coach Posted: New Arkansas coach John L. Smith says he couldn't pass up the opportunity to guide a team he helped mold, one without a leader since Bobby Petrino's firing.

Deion Sanders' estranged wife denies attacking him Posted: Deion Sanders' estranged wife denied Tuesday that she attacked her husband at their home and said she's not getting a fair shake because of her husband's stature in the community as a former star player for the Dallas Cowboys.

Justices debating tribal casino lawsuit Posted: Several Supreme Court justices seemed troubled Tuesday at the thought of letting a lawsuit move forward that aims to shut down an already opened tribal casino in southwestern Michigan.

Car bomb hits Damascus as more die in 'ceasefire' Posted: A car bomb on Tuesday rocked central Damascus, a day after nearly 60 were killed across Syria despite a hard-won ceasefire and the upcoming deployment of 300 UN peace monitors.

SF police monitor Wells Fargo shareholder meeting Posted: Police were guarding the entrance to the annual meeting of Wells Fargo shareholders on Tuesday as protesters associated with the Occupy Wall Street movement geared up to crash the gathering.

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