Zachary Chesser and Paul Rockwood are two American Muslims charged with plotting to commit acts of violent jihad. Both had alleged connections with Anwar al-Awlaki, the radical cleric in Yemen who may have motivated November's Fort Hood rampage.
Charles Rangel, a Democratic congressman from New York, faces a House trial in which eight members will rule on the findings. Democrats will be concerned about its effect on midterms.
After nearly a decade of increases in spending, the Pentagon is facing the first serious debate since the terrorist attacks of 2001 about the size and cost of the armed services.
The details of the violations have not yet been disclosed, but the finding means the Harlem Democrat must face a public trial before the House ethics committee.
AP - Tropical Storm Bonnie steamed through the central Bahamas on Thursday night while tracking a course that could take it over the site of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
AP - The top American and North Korean diplomats were meeting face-to-face Friday at an Asian security conference, but the rare contact is mired in tensions over the sinking of a South Korean warship and unlikely to advance efforts to rid Pyongyang of nuclear weapons.
AP - Key ships stationed over BP's crippled well in the Gulf of Mexico were ordered to evacuate Thursday ahead of Tropical Storm Bonnie, and engineers have grown so confident in the leaky cap fixed to the well head that they will leave it closed while they are gone.
An Irving, Texas, woman told a 911 operator that she strangled her two children, after trying to make them drink household cleaner, because they were autistic.
A tropical depression has formed near the Bahamas and it may move into the Gulf of Mexico, forcing workers to interrupt work on BP's blown-out oil well.
BP said Thursday it has removed a second substantially altered photo from its Gulf of Mexico oil disaster website and has instructed its contract photographers to not make any more cut-and-paste changes to its images.