Also, a New Jersey woman is in court and accused of trying to kill two children in blaze.
After a day filled with concern over the whereabouts of potentially lethal radioactive materials, Mexican officials say they have located the stolen cobalt.
Theories abounded about what could be done with the leftover materials, including the makings for a dirty bomb, though there was no suspicion the armed robbers knew the truck they hijacked contained the former hospital equipment, news reports say.
Read CNN's report about the events: Mexico: Stolen truck that carried radioactive material found
Elsewhere in the nation:
Cranford, N.J., woman accused of trying to kill two children by setting car ablaze appears in court [nj.com]
NSA tracking cellphone locations worldwide, Snowden documents show [washingtonpost.com]
U.S. aims to blunt terrorist recruiting of English speakers [nytimes.com]
A la carte TV pricing would cost industry billions, report says [latimes.com]
Ocean County police soon will carry antidote for heroin [app.com]