Thursday,  May 30, 2013 • Vol. 14--No. 314 • 28 of 36

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• 4. THE CONTROVERSY BEHIND OBAMA'S NEW PICK FOR FBI
• James Comey, deputy attorney general under President George W. Bush, testified in Congress that he thought Bush's no-warrant wiretapping program was questionable.

• 5. WHAT HAPPENED TO CHINESE BABY TRAPPED IN SEWER
• Authorities turned the baby over to his grandparents and aren't charging the 22-year-old mother who admitted giving birth to him in a toilet.

• 6. RICIN LETTERS TARGET NEW YORK MAYOR
• The threatening posts containing traces of the deadly poison were addressed to Bloomberg and to his gun-control group in Washington.

• 7. TALIBAN DEALT BLOW AFTER DRONE STRIKE
• Pakistani intelligence officials say the group's deputy leader, Waliur Rehman, was buried hours after he was killed in the strike.

• 8. WHY OBAMACARE COULD CANCEL YOUR HEALTH PLAN
• The AP's Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar reports that many private policies could be canceled because they don't measure up.

• 9. JAMES TAYLOR, AEROSMITH TO PLAY FOR BOSTON
• Jimmy Buffett also joins performers with ties to Massachusetts for a benefit concert for the bombing victims.

• 10. WHO's CHARGED WITH DRY-ICE BLAST AT DISNEYLAND
• A 22-year-old park employee was arrested on suspicion of putting the device in a theme park trash can, where it exploded.

AP News in Brief
AP Exclusive: Lawyer says soldier charged in Afghan massacre will plead guilty to avoid death

• SEATTLE (AP) -- Staff Sgt. Robert Bales was "crazed" and "broken" when he slipped away from his remote southern Afghanistan outpost and attacked mud-walled compounds in two slumbering villages nearby.
• Next week, Bales will recount what happened next -- the slaughter of 16 villag

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