Good evening. Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today.

Hillary Clinton’s personal lawyer has told the Senate Committee that emails and all other data stored on the Democratic Presidential hopefuls private server were erased before it was turned over to the U.S. government authorities.

Four million federal government personnel files have been breached. The theft of private information potentially exposes staff to blackmail, says Peter Van Buren

Asian stocks rose today after US markets gained on stronger corporate profits and China reported a rebound in economic growth in the latest quarter.

Ellen DeGeneres has given a generous waitress $10,000.

A federal grand jury has returned a 30-count indictment against the surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings.

The US embassy in Dublin is warning about a scam involving visas.

Wall Street ended an otherwise stellar week with a mixed finish today after the government’s gross domestic product report renewed concerns that high energy prices and a lack of jobs are holding back economic growth.

British Airways’ chief executive Rod Eddington said that it may be appropriate to put sky marshals on board an airliner to prevent a hijacking, but that standards must be set to make sure it is done safely.

Security at America’s nuclear weapons labs is so lax that the facilities have repeatedly failed drills in which mock terrorists captured radioactive material and escaped, according to an article in Vanity Fair magazine.

The Pentagon on Saturday dubbed the U.S. military's increased role in homeland defense and support for civil authorities "Operation Noble Eagle."

It has been reported that Palestinians are celebrating in the streets.