Georgia tightens sex offender rules near schools and bus stops
Georgia enacts one of the nation’s strictest sex offender laws, banning living, working or loitering within 1000 feet of places children gather including bus stops. The measure, effective July 1, targets over 10,000 offenders, with lifelike monitoring for dangerous predators and steeper prison terms. Critics warn the rules may push offenders off the registry and undermine supervision.
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Fake al-Qaida plot targeted Sears Tower in Miami
Seven men in a windowless Miami warehouse were arrested on charges of conspiring to destroy major U.S. structures with alleged al-Qaida help. The group, aged 22 to 32, included five U.S. citizens and a Haitian immigrant. An FBI informant posed as an al-Qaida operative, and prosecutors say the men were aspirational, not yet operational, planning to obtain weapons and funds to form an Islamic Army.
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