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• 5. BOY SCOUT 'PERVERSION FILES' REVEAL COVER-UPS
• According to confidential documents covering a 26-year period, the authorities justified their actions as necessary to protect the good name and good works of Scouting.
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• 6. ALLEGED FED BOMBER GAVE MIXED SIGNALS
• Quazi Nafis once told a classmate at a Missouri college that true Muslims don't believe in violence.
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• 7. WHY SANDUSKY IS SEEKING A NEW TRIAL
• The ex-Penn State assistant football coach claims his lawyers lacked sufficient time to prepare and the statute of limitations for some abuse charges had expired.
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• 8. NO ONE IS SAFE FROM LA COMAY
• This 5-foot-tall character with a foam head painted with outrageous red lips, a shrill voice and a penchant for salacious details rules Puerto Rico's gossip circuit.
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• 9. WHAT NEWSWEEK'S DIGITAL MOVE MEANS
• The magazine's decision to stop publishing a print edition after 80 years may be more a commentary on its own problems than a definitive statement on the health of the industry.
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• 10. BROOMS ARE OUT IN MOTOWN
• Cincinnati was the last team to sweep the New York Yankees in the playoffs in 1976 and Detroit returns to the World Series for the first time since 2006.
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AP News in Brief
Officials: CIA report blamed militants, not mob, within 24 hours of Libya attack
• WASHINGTON (AP) -- The CIA station chief in Libya reported to Washington within 24 hours of last month's deadly attack on the U.S. Consulate that there was evidence it was carried out by militants, not a spontaneous mob upset about an American-made video ridiculing Islam's Prophet Muhammad, U.S. officials have told The Associated Press.
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