Felten proposes voting machine hacking risk across nation
Princeton University professor Edward Felten and two graduate students published a paper detailing how a Diebold AccuVote-TS unit could be infected with malicious software and spread between machines. Diebold Election Systems disputed the claims citing updated security features.
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65 Mistreated Bodies Found in Baghdad Violence Surge
In Baghdad a Sunni Arab leader urged disarmament as police reported 65 mistreated bodies dumped around the capital. The clashes left at least 39 dead and dozens wounded, with two U.S. soldiers killed in separate incidents amid a broad security crackdown by 12,000 troops. Adnan al Dulaimi of the Iraqi Accordance Front pressed Prime Minister Maliki to disband militias and label them extremist organizations.
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Party convictions take a back seat in fight for Congress
In the 2006 midterm battle national mood overrides core issues like war and taxes. Rhode Island Republicans backed Lincoln Chafee as GOP turnout surged while Arizona contenders clashed for a House seat. Democrats, while demanding Iraq withdrawal, faced anti war nominees in New Hampshire and New York as Rhode Island shows party intervention to save a liberal senator.
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Montreal Dawson College Shooting Shocks Downtown
A gunman in a black trench coat and mohawk opened fire at Dawson College in downtown Montreal killing a young woman and wounding at least 19 others before police shot him dead. Police ruled out terrorism and witnesses described panicked evacuations as shoppers and a daycare center nearby were evacuated.
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Palestinian Cabinet resigns to form unity government
In Ramallah the Palestinian Cabinet resigned to clear the way for a Hamas Fatah unity government. Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh would likely resign next, with President Abbas then naming a new government head and sending a delegation to the UN General Assembly to revive the Quartet road map for a Palestinian state.
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