Wolfowitz retracts claim of al Qaida Saddam links
Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz backed away from saying many bin Laden lieutenants were coordinating with Saddam loyalists to attack Americans in Iraq. He specified the remark referred to Abu Musab al Zarqawi and stressed the need for better intelligence on foreign fighters and insurgent cooperation.
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Ice crisis hits Hawaii as meth epidemic deepens
In Hawaii the ice epidemic fuels crime and fear as Lt. Gov. Aiona convenes a statewide drug summit to craft a response. The piece follows Wayne and Dina Tamura in Kau and details addiction, family displacement, and the broader impact on communities, law enforcement, and treatment programs.
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U S Canada task force outlines blackout sequence and gaps
The task force says the Aug. 14 blackout likely arose from a mix of plant shutdowns line failures and voltage problems building for hours before the final collapse. Investigators stress unclear causes and call for broader review of earlier events across states and hours before FirstEnergy's Ohio grid failures.
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