FBI expands Arabic intel and behavioral training post September 11
The FBI extends Arabic translation efforts and behavior analysis training as it hunts al Qaida members. Officials cite difficulties translating Arabic documents and extracting actionable insights, while experts say focus on behavior improves detection and prevention.
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Spokane
Wash
Givens
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Polygamist Found Guilty Faces Lighter Utah Sentence
Juab County judge weighs light punishment for polygamist leader Warren Green as prosecutors push for 10 years to life. Green and Kunz testified as the court heard about Green's large blended family and the social fallout affecting 29 children and five wives.
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Green
Kunz
Melvin
West Desert
Salt Lake City
Shirley
LeeAnn Beagley
Cari
Hannah Bjorkman
Bucher
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Pearce outlines Social Security and medical priorities
Pearce vows to protect Social Security benefits without raising taxes or retirement age. He pledges to help New Mexico doctors by boosting Medicaid reimbursements and reducing malpractice costs, citing lower Texas reimbursements as a push factor. Pearce flew from Roswell to a National Rifle Association banquet in Ruidoso.
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Roswell
National Rifle Association
Ruidoso
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Hudak case hinges on warheads and licensing issues
ATF testimony centers on unregistered warheads deemed missiles and the danger they pose. Defense argues lack of launching mechanism reduces threat while prosecutors stress potential to damage vehicles and kill, with Hudak kept in custody for 10 days ahead of a further hearing.
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Gary Ainsworth
HEAT
Hudak
Steve Mattoon
At Heat
Ainsworth
Mattoon
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U.S
Gregory Wormuth
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Roswell
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Foster Care Oversight Cited Amid Teen Issues Says CYFD
Officials discuss foster care gaps and screening flaws with a troubled teen problem. Montoya notes foster parents fall through cracks and some accusations arise about the system. CYFD warns the investigation may take 60 to 90 days to finish.
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Montoya
CYFD
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