FBI Goes Global Expanding Overseas Footprint Draws Praise and Criticism
The FBI has opened 19 of 44 overseas offices in five years as part of a broader international push led by Robert Mueller. While prosecutions from Africa to Italy bolster global crime fighting, tensions with host nations grow over culture and diplomatic strategy.
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Journals aim to curb drug companies influence
The Washington Post reports editors of leading medical journals plan a uniform policy to refuse publication of drug company sponsored studies unless researchers are guaranteed scientific independence. The move shifts leverage to researchers, challenges industry control, and addresses concerns that companies fund and influence design data and reporting.
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