Newsgeist: 12/8/10
The spirit of the news
By Eric Pickhartz, 7:52AM, Wed. Dec. 8, 2010
Wednesday's Newsgeist brings stories on holiday package shipping, the craigslist murder, and remembering John Lennon. Full scoop is after the jump.
-The trial began Tuesday for the Craigslist killing, and the accused faces life in prison.
-The MasterCard website got hacked in response to its position on Wikileaks donations.
-Which shipping company will you use this holiday?
-A fire in a San Miguel, Chile, prison killed 81.
-The top U.S. military officer said help for South Korea is 'unquestioned.'
-Thieves walked off with most of the trophies belonging to Pete Sampras.
-And finally, Yoko Ono on John Lennon.
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