The Washington Post and The Guardian recently won The Pulitzer Prize for public service for their groundbreaking reports about the massive surveillance efforts of the US government based on Edward Snowden's throve of classified documents, CBS News reports.
The defense lawyers of suspected Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev might be compelled by a court judge to turn over information on whether they will be presenting mental health issued during the defendant's scheduled trial in November regarding the Boston Marathon bombings, USA Today said.
The former neighbors of Megan Huntsman were shocked to find out that there were seven dead babies found in her former home, of which authorities said the 39 year-old had admitted to killing six of the infants, The Associated Press said.
The Guardian and The Washington Post are contenders for a Pulitzer Prize, journalism's highest honor, which will be awarded on Monday for their revelations of the massive surveillance program conducted by the US government thanks to former government contractor Edward Snowden's leak, the Salt Lake Tribune said.
