Portland Archdiocese files Chapter 11 bankruptcy gamble
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Portland filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as a strategic move to resolve over 60 clergy abuse lawsuits. Experts warn it could force disclosure of sensitive documents and force asset sales, while survivors push for restitution and openness. Archdiocese officials say assets and parish trusts will shape hearings and settlements, with past payouts exceeding 53 million dollars.
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CIA chief opposes single spy chief
CIA acting director John McLaughlin rejected a plan for a cabinet level national intelligence chief. He argued ongoing reforms since 2001 made a separate overseer unnecessary, while noting a CIA director can oversee agencies under the 1947 act. Two senators welcomed considering the recommendation.
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