Letter bombs probe widens as cases rise
Investigators in Washington and Kansas pursue parallel probes into eight letter bombs found last week. A foreign journalist in Bethesda reported a package mailed from Egypt containing only papers. Authorities seek ties to an Egyptian cleric while no blasts occurred.
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Transition to Albright ushers in new State Department era
The incoming secretary of state is arriving after a four year UN apprenticeship and has engaged in extensive briefings and travel to Cyprus, Georgia, and Burma. She inherits Strobe Talbott, while Christopher winds down with farewell notes, a Harvard speech, and a Jan. 17 departure to resume private practice.
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Dairy Queen recalls water baton toys from kids meals
Dairy Queen recalls 150,000 water baton toys after plastic balls inside can detach if chewed or sucked on by children. Consumers are advised to remove toys immediately and return them to Dairy Queen for replacement or refund.
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FTC study outlines privacy concerns on Internet use
A government report by FTC staff examines online privacy, noting consumer worries about data collection and parental consent. It cites examples from children's interactions on sites, discusses automated data gathering, and urges a follow up workshop to balance privacy with access to information and services without regulatory action.
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Diplomatic immunity in teen death raises questions
A 16 year old girl dies in a car crash involving a Georgian diplomat driver. The incident renews debate over immunity limits, calls for accountability, and potential US legal action. Officials cite rarity of waiving immunity, while families seek justice.
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