Study finds bowl teams graduate fewer black players
A university study shows 56 schools with football programs graduate fewer than half their players. Only six schools graduate more black players than white players, while many bowl teams graduate at least 40 percent of white players. The report highlights persistent gaps in graduation rates across major programs.
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House OKs intelligence overhaul in landmark reform
The House voted 336 75 to send Senate backed legislation creating a national intelligence director and a counterterrorism center merging 15 agencies under one leadership. The plan aims to tighten borders and broaden wiretaps to prevent future attacks while earning Bush support amid survivor families and the Sept 11 commission warnings.
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The proposed intelligence overhaul aims to curb future threats with a national director and expanded border and visa controls. Critics warn the plan adds bureaucracy and may not yield the decisive reform needed. experts call for skilled personnel over mere structural changes. Katherine Pfleger Shrader covers intelligence and homeland security issues for The Associated Press.
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Bush asks Americans to sacrifice for troops overseas
President Bush appealed from Camp Pendleton for civilians to join in supporting military families as the nation marked Pearl Harbor anniversary. He urged ways to thank service members, citing volunteers who welcome home soldiers, build veteran homes, and fund aid for families.
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Documents reveal abuse allegations by Special Forces in Iraq
AP reports government memos released by the American Civil Liberties Union detailing abuse of detainees in Iraq and at Abu Ghraib, including sleep deprivation, bruises, and forced nudity. The memos describe monitoring of emails, intimidation of Defense Intelligence Agency personnel, and calls to suppress discussion in the United States. The disclosures suggest tensions between intelligence and military teams at Guantanamo Bay and Iraq as authorities sought tougher interrogation.
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