US Settles Suit With Son of Equatorial Guinea President

The United States says the son of Equatorial Guinea's president has agreed to hand over $30 million in assets that U.S. officials say were bought with money looted from his country. Under the settlement in U.S. federal court, Teodoro Nguema Obiang agreed to sell his mansion in Malibu, California, and other U.S. assets, including Michael Jackson memorabilia. The U.S. Justice Department says much of the money will be given to charities that provide assistance to people in Equatorial...

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