Watchdog faults DEA over overseas sex parties probe
A Justice Department inspector general report finds the DEA mishandled sexual harassment and misconduct allegations from 2009 to 2012. It cites incidents of agents at sex parties with prostitutes on government property overseas and notes incomplete investigations, poor internal communication, and FBI and DEA resistance to information requests.
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Vallejo kidnapping case labeled not a hoax by attorney
Denise Huskins, missing two days, met Vallejo Police detectives for hours to dispute claims of a hoax. Attorney Doug Rappaport said she is unequivocally a victim and cooperates with the investigation while her boyfriend Aaron Quinn’s lawyer defended the delay in contacting police. Police cited the late report as a concern.
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Co-pilot Hid Illness Amid Fatal Germanwings Crash
The co-pilot Andreas Lubitz appeared healthy to acquaintances yet a torn sick note and documents from his homes indicate an existing illness he hid from his employer. Prosecutors say he locked the captain out of the cockpit before the Airbus A320 crashed in the French Alps killing 150. Neighbors and officials describe him as healthy, while authorities seek to confirm whether the illness was mental or physical and how it influenced the disaster.
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Yemen war widens as Egypt and Saudi mull ground role
In Sanaa air strikes enter a second day as Egypt and Saudi Arabia weigh on ground intervention to secure a base for President to return. Officials say Aden could be a main entry point for coalition troops, while rebels allied with Saleh push toward the city.
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Antarctic swimmer ends historic Antarctic swims for marine sanctuary push
British extreme swimmer Lewis Pugh completed a series of ocean swims near Antarctica, wearing only a Speedo, to back a Ross Sea marine sanctuary. He faced freezing spray, a charging sea lion, and intense political talks with Russia over fishing bans, then planned a trip to Washington to press the campaign.
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Market in Review Stocks of Local Interest
Local stock roundup notes mixed results with modest shifts in several issues. Market activity highlights include unsettled trading in regional shares and a cautious tone amid broader economic signals.
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