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Rescuers race against time to find missing in California mudslides SANTA BARBARA, Calif (Reuters) - Rescue crews in Southern California resumed on Thursday the arduous task of combing through tons of debris for survivors from deadly mudslides that struck along the state's picturesque coastal communities.
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Gay spouses have rights in all EU countries, says European court official In what has been hailed as a major step forward for equal rights, Melchior Wathelet, a Belgian advocate general in the Luxembourg court, said gay spouses had standing in countries even where governments were implacably opposed to same-sex marriage. Opinions given by ECJ advocate generals ...
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West Midlands school accused of segregating children in playground A primary school has been accused of segregating children in the playground based on whether or not their parents contributed towards the cost of sports equipment. Those whose parents had paid for the footballs, skipping ropes and other items were allowed to play with them at lunchtimes, while those ...
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Your data in Western Digital cloud storage devices may still be vulnerable Western Digital's cloud storage devices are still vulnerable to security flaws despite patches issued to fix the bugs, the company has said in a blog post. According to the firm, future updates are being planned to patch the affected products, although it's unclear how many problems are still outstanding.
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Chief justice invokes 'Ferris Bueller' Ferrari in Supreme Court car case WASHINGTON — U.S. Supreme Court justices on Tuesday wrestled with the scope of police authority to search vehicles without warrants, with Chief Justice John Roberts referencing the shiny red Ferrari taken for a joyride in the 1986 comedy film "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" to make a serious legal point.
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