FBI admits illegal data seizures undermine public trust
A 126 page Justice Department Inspector General audit found the FBI sometimes demanded personal data without authorization and under reported use of national security letters over three years. Attorney General Gonzales signaled possible criminal charges for agents or lawyers and vowed stronger oversight to restore trust.
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Bush Defends Latin Aid as Chavez Attacks in South America
President Bush rejected Chavez’s taunts while praising a Brazil energy pact. He pressed that the US stays engaged in Latin America during his five country tour, insisting America’s generosity and compassion aid regional lives. Chavez derided Bush at rallies in Buenos Aires and Montevideo.
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Baghdad meeting opens door to Iran US outreach
In Baghdad a weekend gathering of Iraqi neighbors and major powers may offer a chance for tentative Iran United States overtures. Officials warn against miracles while signaling cautious hopes that dialogue could ease tensions tied to Iraq and regional security concerns.
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