Free DNA testing draw minimal inmate response in New Jersey
Fewer than a dozen inmates answered New Jersey's year old offer of free DNA testing to challenge convictions, with none cleared. The Truth Project largely paused in favor of a paid program starting next week. Most applicants were rejected after admitting guilt, and one approved participant died before results. Officials overstated outreach while DNA recoveries from old cases proved difficult. Attorney General John Farmer expected more signups.
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Karen Hughes, longtime White House counselor and ally of President George W. Bush, departs after 18 months in a move that creates a power vacuum. Her influence, built on discipline and political instinct, reshapes access for Karl Rove and other aides as Hughes plans to advise from Austin and pursue speechmaking or a book.
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