Interpol's website is back online Wednesday after hackers knocked it off in retaliation for the agency arresting 25 Anonymous affiliates, and now Anonymous says it plans to go after individual agents by exposing their personal information.
One of Muammar Qaddafi's sons tried to flee into Mexico on a fake passport, that country says, but authorities there stopped him before he and his family could make it to a luxury home near Puerto Vallarta.
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