Levees scrutinized as Isaac floods outlying areas
Residents of LaPlace push for answers as the Army Corps of Engineers reviews whether New Orleans floodwalls and gates diverted Isaac surge to nearby neighborhoods. Officials say the study, peer reviewed and costing unknown, should show minimal surge changes.
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Judge orders state funded sex change for killer
A federal judge ruled Massachusetts prison officials must fund sex reassignment surgery for transgender inmate Michelle Kosilek, serving life for murder, as the only adequate treatment for her serious medical need. The decision cites constitutional rights and sets housing decisions to be determined post-surgery.
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Pentagon warns ex SEAL book reveals secrets
The Pentagon says the insider account No Easy Day contains sensitive information about the bin Laden raid that could aid enemies. Rear Adm. Sean Pybus urged about 8,000 SEALs to avoid disclosures for safety and discipline. Officials consider possible legal action against the author if classified details are disclosed.
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