Senators call for Richardson to quit over missing secrets
FBI found no evidence of spying in the Los Alamos hard-drive disappearance containing nuclear weapons data. Energy Secretary Bill Richardson told a Senate panel that fingerprints were lifted and a grand jury convened, as lawmakers urged his resignation amid security failures at the lab.
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Anti sweatshop group to demand factory locations
About 100 colleges and universities in the Fair Labor Association will require manufacturers to disclose factory locations for school logo merchandise. The panel voted to adopt the policy, citing growing student protests and efforts to curb abuses in the garment industry. Nike already provides addresses and supports greater transparency.
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Microsoft unveils tools to control personal Web data
Microsoft Corp and partners introduced tools to let Internet users limit personal information shared with sites. The system, under P3P standards led by the World Wide Web Consortium, warns users when data could be used for marketing and allows opting out. Implementations vary. few sites now follow the draft standards.
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