Chinese paper says hacking claim 'irresponsible'

BEIJING (AP) -- A state newspaper has rejected suggestions that China might be behind a global cyberattack over the past five years targeting more than 70 government entities, nonprofit groups and corporations. The ruling Communist Party flagship People's Daily said Friday that it was "irresponsible ...

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