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The Justice Department revealed Wednesday that a man accused of being a veteran al Qaeda terrorist has been in custody in the New York area for five months under complete secrecy. A federal judge in Brooklyn has lifted the veil over the case of Ibrahim Suleiman Adnan Adam Harun, who also goes by the name Spin Ghul. When the FBI whisked Harun into a Brooklyn courtroom at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, October 4, after an extradition flight from Italy and amid a sensitive terrorism investigation, he got a new name: John Doe. A six-count federal indictment and the underlying documents provide a vivid account of Harun s alleged history as an al Qaeda trainee, fighter and bomb plotter. A letter from United States Attorney Lorett
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An old MUNI bus in San Francisco is getting a second life with a noble cause. Outfitted with toilets and showers, Lava Mae 8216 refurbished bus will bring mobile bathrooms to homeless people around the city
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