AM News Links: Different ways you can help tornado victims; Chinese hackers hit Gmail to get at White House officials; and more

Tornado cleanup continues in Western Massachusetts, Chinese hackers hit Gmail to get to White House, tech hackers hit Sony again, and more headlines.

Republican photo by Lori StabileMail carrier Tom Brown tries unsuccessfully to deliver mail on Stewart Avenue in Monson Thursday. Where rows of houses once stood, all that remains is piles of debris.

• Different ways you can help the victims of Wednesday's tornadoes [GazetteNet.com]


• Continuing coverage of the post-tornado cleanup in Western Massachusetts by The Republican and MassLive [MassLive.com]


• A prosecutor in New York has subpoenaed Wall Street powerhouse Goldman Sachs for information related to the financial crisis [WashingtonPost.com]


• Chinese Gmail Hack Targeted White House [WallStreetJournal.com]


• Hackers attack another Sony network and post data [Reuters.com]


• N.Y. Rep. Anthony Weiner Now Silent Over Lewd Photo sent to college student [WallStreetJournal.com]




Riccardo Bedinotti, wiring inspector for the City of Springfield Ma., describes city efforts to assess damage to buildings a day after a tornado ripped through the city on June 1, 2011.

• Twitter posts tagged #westernma in Western Mass. [MassLive.com]


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