No Criminal Charges in Yucca Mountain E-Mail Controversy
The U S attorney's office will not pursue criminal charges over alleged paperwork fraud by government scientists on Yucca Mountain Nevada. Inspector General Gregory H Friedman said prosecutors could not prove intent and actions did not meet criminal thresholds while criticizing DOE internal controls and delays in making the emails public.
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Immigration advocates push to harness march energy for voting
Activists aim to convert grass roots momentum from immigration rallies into political power by registering new voters and filing naturalization papers. Organizers plan on site registration at rallies and broad outreach through Spanish-language media to boost turnout for upcoming elections.
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Senate weighs 106.5 billion Katrina Iraq funding bill
A must pass spending measure to fund Iraq war costs and Gulf Coast hurricane aid faces Senate debate amid conservative criticism over its price. The $106.5 billion package could grow as amendments add border security and veteran care funds. The White House seeks 2.2 billion for New Orleans levee repairs.
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