Bloody Mexican drug massacre leaves 18 dead at Ensenada ranch
In a dawn assault on a Baja California Sur ranch near Ensenada, three teams killed 18 family members including children and a pregnant woman. Investigators say the operation targeted relatives of a suspected marijuana trafficker linked to rival drug factions.
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Mark Stevenson
Associated Press
EL Sauzal
Mexico
Felipe Perez Cruz
Baja California
Ensenada
Fermin Castro
Tovar
Castro
Micaria Jaime Tovar
Cesar
Francisco Flores Altamirano
Jose Luis Chavez
Perez Cruz
Changing of the guard By CHRIS ALLBRITTON NEW YORK Hackers spot flaw in supposed DES security
The hacker known as Mudge and colleagues in the Lopht group discover a major flaw in software marketed as secure DES encryption. They expose a vulnerability that allowed easy decoding, prompting them to confront the vendor rather than exploit it. The software carried a 10,000 dollar price tag.
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Chris Allbritton
Associated Press
New York
Mudge
Lopht
Des
Madge
Dentists used to age juveniles in immigration camps
Houston Chronicle reports that dentists determine whether detained immigrants are adults, placing youths 18 or older in adult detention. Critics say minors from Central America and elsewhere are unlawfully held with adults at a Port Isabel camp, with consular handoffs and group-home placements in the Rio Grande Valley pending cases.
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Houston
Immigration and Naturalization Service
South Texas
Central America
Port Isabel
Houston Chronicle
Jonathan Jones
Proyecto Libertad
Harlingen
McAllen
Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
New Reading Method Adopts Interactive Video In Brownsville
Brownsville teachers at Rivera High School and across the district observed a fast paced lesson for beginning readers. A reading expert led an interactive video session for 30 first grade teachers, with two private-school instructors and two college professors in attendance. Classes across Brownsville, including bilingual elementary schools, practiced the same phonics routine in English and Spanish.
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Rivera High School
Houston
Brownsville
Heart Walk fundraiser draws Hanna student and 350 walkers
Erika Martinez, a Hanna High School student, received a balloon hat during the American Heart Association’s Annual Heart Walk at Washington Park. About 350 participants joined to raise funds for education and research to prevent heart disease.
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Erika Martinez
Hanna High School
American Heart Association
Washington Park
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