Army probes racial bias in sex misconduct inquiry
The Army investigates claims that agents coerced witnesses and targeted Black defendants in a sexual misconduct probe, with Acting Secretary Robert M Walker ordering Lt Gen Larry Jordan to assess whether investigators used biased methods. The Army CID denies bias and defends the inquiry as fair and thorough.
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Interior secretary vows to keep Yellowstone wolves safe
Bruce Babbitt told a National Wildlife Federation audience in Arlington that no wolves will be removed from Yellowstone on his watch and that the department will resist a court order to recapture the reintroduced wolves. The remark coincided with the wolves’ third anniversary in the park and comes as about 165 wolves have been released to public lands in Yellowstone and central Idaho. Wildlife officials say the population could recover and be delisted, despite a December court ruling to recapture and remove the reintroductions.
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Kennedys bid to reclaim Camelot at auction
The New York Times reports Maria Shriver bid anonymously to buy her mother Eunice Kennedy Shriver's photo album and Rose Kennedy diaries at a two day sale. She paid 14000 for the photo album and 27500 for a 1923 Rose Kennedy diary, plus 10000 for a Kathleen Kennedy travel diary and 14000 for another family photo album. The auction featured entries tied to the Kennedy matriarch and relatives.
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Segregation spies haunt ordinary Mississippians history
Mississippi's 1950s segregation era unmasked by federal release of 132000 Sovereignty Commission files. Ordinary people like Joe Hutcherson lost jobs for NAACP contact while agents tailed license plates and harassed families. Memo notes and rejected notary apps reveal targeted mistrust and state crackdown on civil rights activity.
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Criticism of military anti missle program
An independent Defense Department panel condemns the Pentagon’s speed to field anti-missile weapons tied to Reagan’s Star Wars concept. The 76 page report warns of rushed plans, limited flight tests, rising costs near 4 billion annually, and suggests more simulations and backups to curb failures and delays while Congress remains supportive.
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Mexicans in Los Angeles rush dual nationality under new law
More than 100 Mexicans living in the United States, including Neydi Garcia, applied for dual nationality on the law's first day at the Mexican Consulate. The measure allows foreign-born Mexicans and foreign-born children of Mexican citizens to seek nationality at consulates for five years, easing property and travel rights but not voting or military service.
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