Muhammad Morsi, the ousted Egyptian president, will be tried, along with top aides and leading members of the Muslim Brotherhood, for inciting supporters to kill at least 10 opponents outside his palace while presiding in office.
Suspected Nazi war criminal Siert Bruins, who served in Adolf Hitler's elite Nazi troops, the Wafen-SS, went on charges of shooting and killing a Dutch resistance fighter at the end of World War II.
As President Barack Obama announced outside the White House that he will seek congressional approval to strike Bashar al-Assad's regime, protests took place in Washington and New York. Protests supporting and opposing U.S. military actions to strike have taken place through the weekend.
Robert Miles, a Syracuse maintenance man who had been duped out of winning $5 million scratch-off ticket seven years ago, will receive his money in September.
