From the Wires

Reuters:  The U.S. government charged eight individuals with stealing debit card data from two Middle Eastern banks in a scheme that prosecutors said netted $45 million in a matter of hours.

Boston Globe: Boston’s Mayor said he will not allow the body of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev to be buried in the city.

CBSnews.com: A Southwest Airlines flight from Orlando to Providence made an unscheduled stop in South Carolina.

CNN.COM: Chris Christie says it was family rather than presidential politics that convinced him to undergo weight-reduction surgery.

New York Times: “Despite the inherent attractiveness of cute trucks and clever food options, the [foodcart] business stinks.”

Reuters: Investigators have confirmed that ammonium nitrate was the trigger for the explosion at a West, Texas, fertilizer plant last month that left 14 people dead.

Reuters: The three women were discovered alive in a house in Cleveland and the home’s owner and his two brothers were arrested, police said on Tuesday.

REUTERS: Legislation allowing states  to impose sales taxes on online retailers easily passed the Senate but appears to face greater opposition among House Republicans.

USA Today: Facebook joined the Fortune 500 for the first time, due to its rising revenue.

AP: A 93-year-old man was arrested by German authorities on allegations he served as an Auschwitz death camp guard.