Wanted: DNA of everyone arrested
chicagotribune.com     May 16, 2008          

by Mark Silva A mug-shot and a set of finger-prints won't be enough at the booking desk anymore. The government is demanding DNA as well. "The attorney general is directing all agencies of the United States that arrest or detain individuals or supervise individuals facing charges to collect DNA... [read full story]                    


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Iraq govt reacts sharply to U.S. spying allegations

usatoday.com     28 mins ago   5 related          

BAGHDAD (AP) — The Iraqi government reacted sharply Friday to published allegations that the U.S. spied on Iraq's prime minister, warning that future ties with the United States could be in jeopardy if the report were...                    

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Fiery Debate For U.S. Senate Held At WBZ

cbs4boston.com     37 mins ago          

Watch The Debate Sunday At 8:30 A.M. On WBZ-TV Or wbztv.com Resource: WBZ Voter Guide Of Local Candidates Read: Jon Keller's Blog BOSTON (WBZ) ― Sen. John Kerry on Friday debated his first Democratic primary challenger...                    

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Ex-FBI agent faces trial in 1982 slaying

cnn.com     1 hr ago   2 related          

Prosecutor say former agent provided key information for the 1982 hit Ex-agent John Connolly handled top mob informants for the FBI Accused shooter says he never met Connolly Connolly was convicted of racketeering for...                    

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GARRET KEIZER—Requiem for the private word

harpers.org     2 hrs ago          

Robert Gensburg has practiced law in my community since 1967. His wife, Leslie, hangs out with our friend Ellen, who used to own the bookstore in town. According to local usage the Gensburgs count as my neighbors, though...                    

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