Noticias de Hoy

A man who would later be a suspect in the Boston bombings argued against celebrating U. S. holidays.

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By Lisa Richwine (Reuters) – Netflix Inc impressed investors with solid subscriber growth and better-than-expected profits in the first quarter, sending shares of the video subscription service soaring 24 percent higher in after-hours trade. A big push into original shows, a strategy aimed at hooking new customers with content they can’t get anywhere else, seems to be working, with its February release of the series "House of Cards", a drama starring Kevin Spacey, generating plenty of buzz. . . .

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By Jessica Dye NEW YORK (Reuters) – A decision to charge the Boston Marathon bombing suspect in a civilian rather than a military court means he will face the same legal process as other federal criminal defendants in U. S. courts. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, was charged on Monday with using a weapon of mass destruction and malicious destruction of property resulting in death. The White House said earlier that Tsarnaev, an ethnic Chechen who is a naturalized U. S. . . .

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A tiger briefly escaped at the Shrine Circus in Salina, Kan. , on Saturday night. No one was injured, but the tiger did give a woman a fright when the two found themselves face-to-furry-face in the ladies’ room. According to the Salina Journal, Jenna Krehbiel had just finished watching the big cat show when she excused [. . . ]

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WASHINGTON (AP) ? Federal officials say they’re delaying a policy that would allow passengers to carry small knives, bats and other sports equipment onto airliners.

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Investigators say the Tsarnaev brothers don’t have direct ties to terrorist orgs.

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By Diane Bartz WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Apple Inc scored a win on Monday when the U. S. International Trade Commission ruled that it did not violate a Google patent to make the popular iPhones. Apple had initially been accused of infringing on six patents for iPhone-related technology covering everything from reducing signal noise to programming the device’s touch screen so a user’s head does not accidentally activate it while talking on the phone. If Apple had been found guilty of violating the patent, its devices could have been banned from being imported into the United States. . . .

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JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash. (AP) ? An Army sergeant pleaded guilty Monday to killing four other soldiers and a Navy officer in 2009 at mental health clinic in Baghdad during the Iraq War, describing how he gunned down the men and saying he was in a “rage” when he began his rampage.

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Officials said it is "the first known al-Qaida planned attack" in the country.

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