Supreme Court allows arrestee DNA swabs in crime cases
The court upheld a Maryland law allowing police to collect DNA from individuals arrested for serious crimes. Five justices supported the measure as reasonable like fingerprinting, while four dissented warning of expanded police powers and potential future reach beyond serious offenses.
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New IRS head says taxpayers no longer trust the agency
Washington D C The new IRS acting commissioner Danny Werfel acknowledged before Congress that taxpayers no longer trust the agency amid scandals from conservative groups to conference spending. He pledged leadership changes and a full review to restore trust and ensure accountability and transparency.
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House GOP defense bill blocks Guantanamo closing
House Republicans proposed keeping open the Guantanamo Bay prison by barring transfers of terror suspects to the United States or other countries. The measure, drafted by Armed Services chair Buck McKeon, aims to prevent closing the facility and charts broader defense policy priorities ahead of a summer House vote.
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