FBI Doubts Shared Secrets Within Agency Memo Warns Caution on Disclosure
FBI records show in 2003 supervisors warned technically trained agents not to share surveillance techniques even with federal prosecutors who might later defend suspects. The memos from Minneapolis stress protecting how equipment is concealed amid debates over court accountability. They surface amid FOIA suit details on how the government investigates activists.
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Obama Visits London As Brexit Debate Roils UK
Nae Obama travels to London amid a fierce Brexit free trade debate as Britain schedules a referendum for June 23 on whether to stay in the European Union or exit. The piece notes USA TODAY content syndicated to local papers and directs readers to usatoday.com for more.
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Treasury drops plan to replace Hamilton on ten dollar bill
The Treasury Department abandons its plan to feature Harriet Tubman on the ten dollar bill, ending discussions to replace Alexander Hamilton with Tubman on the currency. The move leaves Hamilton’s portrait on the note and affects ongoing redesign discussions within the department.
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Aging bulls: CEOs who won't let go
The American workforce is aging with Fortune 500 chiefs. Korn Ferry finds 65 to 69 year olds nearly double and 70 to 74 up to 13. The trend, highlighted by Sumner Redstone and leaders like Warren Buffett and Rupert Murdoch, prompts calls for succession planning and debate over age bias versus experience.
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Supreme Court allows slight population variance in maps
The court ruled unanimously that states may draw districts with unequal populations to aid minority groups, not violating one person one vote. The decision, in line with prior rulings, supports Arizona’s independent redistricting commission and signals limited impact on most states’ use of race or party in map drawing.
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