Justice Dept unveils strict new racial profiling rules
The Justice Department issued guidelines limiting federal officers from using race and other characteristics in routine or spontaneous investigations. Profiling is allowed only when there is trustworthy data linking a characteristic to a specific criminal incident or threat, with exceptions for border and certain security roles. Attorney General Eric Holder calls it a signature accomplishment to restore public trust and curb profiling nationwide.
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Ten Ebola patients treated in the United States
The outbreak in West Africa has led to ten Ebola patients treated in the United States. Eight recovered and two died. Patients include Dr Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol at Emory, Dr Rick Sacra in Omaha, Dr Ian Crozier at Emory, Thomas Duncan in Dallas, Ashoka Mukpo in Omaha, Nina Pham and Amber Vinson in Dallas, Dr Craig Spencer in New York, and Dr Martin Salia in Nebraska.
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