DNA DNA sampling debate prompts Iowa civil liberties concerns
Iowa officials discuss expanding DNA collection to aggravated misdemeanors and its privacy risks. Critics from the ACLU Iowa label the move an overstep, while supporters cite cases like Micah Matthews as evidence of potential benefits. Officials warn cold cases may improve but resources are limited.
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Department of Corrections
Paul Stageberg
Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning
Iowa
Rita Bettis
American Civil Liberties Union- Iowa
Bettis
Stageberg
Scott Bright
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Bright
Department of Public Safety
Public Safety
Paul Bush
Division of Criminal Investigation
Stuckle
Clintons Earn Millions From Speaking Engagements
Bill Clinton earned about 104.9 million dollars for 542 speeches from 2001 to 2013, with 19.6 million from Wall Street and financial firms. Hillary Clinton follows a similar paid speaking path, often charging around 200000 dollars per engagement, raising potential political scrutiny for 2016.
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Oval Office
Clinton
Hillary Clinton
Bill Clinton
White House
Hillary
Washington Post
United States
China
Japan
Canada
United Kingdom
Post
Wall Street
State Department
Clintons
Bill
Reluctant intervention in Libya bred unexpected security threats
Analysts argue that limiting U.S. and NATO action after the 2011 operation left Libya unstable and vulnerable. Despite early military success and a pledge to cede lead roles to Britain and France, the ensuing power vacuum enabled militias, arms trafficking, and rising violence, including the Benghazi attack and ongoing factional fighting.
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Libya
North Africa
U.S
Benghazi
Christopher Stevens
United Nations Security Council
U.S. State Department
Obama
Defense
Robert Gates
Gates
Rice
Hillary Clinton
Britain
France
NATO
Gaddafi
Feds face policy shifts to curb health care subsidy churn
Health and Human Services notes subsidies and renewals can keep rolling with limited changes. Experts urge automatic recalculation and clearer renewal notices to avoid instability as premiums rise. most enrollees have subsidies, averaging a 76 percent reduction to 82 dollars monthly.
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Department of Health and Human Services
Ron Pollack
Families USA
Vocacy Group
Washington, D.C
HHS
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Sourcemedia.net
Liz Martin
the Gazette
Wwystlir
Clinton School of Public Service
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Schotage
LM Ciiudsuls
Brian Katulis
Middle East
Center For American Progress
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Iraq
Feds
Healthcare.gov
Federal
Federal Exchange
Internal Revenue Service
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