Lawyer: Norwegian attacker makes demands

OSLO, Norway -- The confessed killer in Norway's twin terror attacks that claimed 77 lives has presented a long list of "unrealistic" demands, including the resignation of the government and that his mental condition be investigated by Japanese specialists, his defense lawyer said Tuesday. Geir ...

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