NSA chief touts surveillance stopping dozens of attacks
NSA Director General Keith Alexander testified before Congress that extensive phone and Internet data surveillance helped prevent dozens of terrorist events both in the United States and abroad. He warned that public disclosures by Edward Snowden and media outlets jeopardized national security and may erode future capabilities.
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Courts Award for disabled workers reduced
The Gazette reports Henrys Turkey Service in Goldthwaite Texas will pay 34 million to 32 mentally disabled workers after a federal judgment. Back pay totals 1 3 million with 16 million in damages plus 421000 in interest and 10487 to EEOC. Each worker receives about 106000.
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Grassley calls Rubio naive on immigration reform stance
U S Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa branded Senator Marco Rubio naive over his RPI plan on immigration reform. Grassley, speaking to Iowa reporters, argued that legalized status must not precede a secure border and warned against potential future legalization of millions if border controls fail.
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