IRS Networks At Risk From Schemes Says Inspector General
An INSPECTOR GENERAL report on IRS networks warns an unscrupulous actor could divert data traffic via third party systems. The review found 374 accounts and contractors with admin rights, 141 had expired, while 34 user accounts made 4.4 million of 5.2 million accesses in 2007.
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Fighting erupts in Baghdad as U S deaths rise
In Baghdad fierce clashes killed hundreds while at least 10 U S service members have died in Iraq since Sunday. Washington faces a 90 day deadline to vote on a disputed U S Colombia free trade agreement amid Democratic opposition over violence and labor rights concerns. In Jerusalem, Abbas and Olmert met briefly with little progress toward a U S backed peace plan.
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Torch relay chaos hits Olympic pursuit at Paris route
Protesters block the flame as torchbearer finishes at a 17.4 mile Paris route from the Eiffel Tower to City Hall. Chinese guards extinguish the torch five times before a final run. Tibetan flags appear at the Golden Gate Bridge context.
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Elephants Sell Art to Boost Zoo Revenue
Brittany the African elephant at Milwaukee County Zoo paints canvases sold in the gift shop, earning about 36 paintings a year at 30 dollars each. Zoo officials say the activity provides mental enrichment and appeals to visitors, conducted about once a month to preserve stimulation.
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State raids Texas polygamist compound taking 400 children
More than 400 children mostly girls in dresses were seized from the Yearning for Zion Ranch near Eldorado Texas in the largest Texas child welfare operation. Dozens of women and many men remained at the 1700 acre site as authorities conducted house by house searches while investigating alleged child marriage and abuse connected to polygamist leader Warren Jeffs.
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EU approves in-flight cell phone use across Europe
The European Union grants 27 nations permission to allow cell phone calls on airplanes later this year with captain oversight and takeoff and landing bans. The system uses an onboard base station linked to satellites and ground networks, and U S regulators show no immediate plans to change rules.
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