Lawmakers call for Minot level DNI in final House findings
AP reports lawmakers push for a national intelligence chief modeled after Minot, part of about 20 intimidations in the House and Senate intelligence probe into the attacks. The closed-door vote approved the report, with final disclosures and unclassified recommendations due Wednesday, including whether FBI leadership should remain responsible or a new agency established. The document notes the attacks' circumstances remain unclear and portions may not be public. Federal Reserve policymakers are expected to hold rates at a 41-year low, supporting borrowing and spending while the economy weakens, with the next meeting set for January 31.
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New Hampshire Diocese avoids indictment over state oversight
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Manchester avoids criminal charges by agreeing to state supervision and admitting failure to safeguard children from predatory priests. New terms include an annual audit, stronger training, and mandatory reporting by priests and staff in line with state law as a Massachusetts case looms.
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Venezuelan Pro and Opponent Rallies Mark Chavez Crisis
In Caracas the Chavez foes and supporters clashed in rival protests as a nationwide strike entered its 10th day. Cesar Gaviria, mediator for the OAS, said no progress was made in talks with the government and opposition amid shuttered stores and oil shipments nearly paralyzed. Chavistas gathered at Globovision and outside Petróleos de Venezuela headquarters amid tense scenes.
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Intercepted North Korea missiles linked to Yemen reported
U S forces seized a ship in the Arabian Sea carrying a dozen missiles and parts. Al Jazeera cited Yemeni officials claiming the weapons belonged to Yemen. Spain and the U S led the interdiction off Yemen with the vessel en route to the Middle East.
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Catholic Group Sues NYC Over Holiday Displays
The Catholic League sues New York City for religious discrimination, arguing public schools display Hanukkah menorahs and Islamic symbols while banning nativity scenes. The suit, filed in federal court, claims the Education Department policy favors Judaism and Islam and seeks an injunction.
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