NEWARK (Reuters) - A federal judge on Tuesday refused to overturn the prison sentences of two New Jersey men convicted on terrorism charges, rejecting the argument that the decision was tainted by the Boston Marathon bombing.

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The 18ft 8in specimen - captured and killed by one man using just a knife - sets a new record for a python caught in the wild.

The piece of memorabilia was bought for £25, but is expected to fetch between £40,000 and £60,000 at auction.

The German authorities decide what to do with Justin Bieber's pet monkey after the animal was seized when the singer went on tour.

The Brewers are on track to get two left-handed arms back from injury in the next two weeks. Tom Gorzelanny and Chris Narveson have each made strides Tuesday to get back on the active roster.

Brewers bullpen coach Lee Tunnell has lived in Oklahoma City for the last 11 years, and knows enough about the town to know its residents will band together in the wake of Monday's devastating tornado.

Former American League Fireman of the Year Ken Sanders, who pitched three seasons for the Brewers, including their inaugural 1970 campaign, will represent the club on the first day of next month's First-Year Player Draft.

Double-A Huntsville left-hander Alan Williams drew a 50-game suspension without pay Tuesday after a second positive test for a drug of abuse.

The console hopes to make cross-media functionality easier than ever before by working closely with your cable box and incorporating a retooled Kinect.

On NBC's "Grimm," Silas Weir Mitchell plays what is essentially the big bad wolf — albeit one who would much rather restore grandfather clocks than eat grandmothers.