Fingerprint database delays threaten terrorist screening
A long delayed interagency push to build a nationwide fingerprint database stalls due to rival agencies. The Justice State and Homeland Security departments remain at odds over data sharing rules and which agencies should access immigration records, delaying progress toward interoperable systems. The watchdog warns this situation could let terrorists enter undetected.
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Texas Megahighways Plan Faces Opposition Across State
The Trans Texas Corridor, a 4000 mile private funded highway network proposed for Texas, aims to bypass population centers and connect Oklahoma to Mexico. Critics warn of eminent domain and rural impact while supporters cite federal prioritization and national trade routes. Governor's party also expresses concerns over property rights and regional effects.
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I 69 Proposal Aims to Ease Truck Traffic
The plan envisions a broad superhighway up to a quarter mile wide with six car lanes and four truck lanes. It would incorporate railroad tracks, oil and gas pipelines, water lines, and broadband cables.
Insurgent Ambushes Kill Dozens Near Baghdad in Major Attacks
A string of coordinated assaults south of Baghdad leaves 29 police and civilians dead as insurgents target Iraqi officers amid explosions and heavy gunfire. The violence highlights the group’s strategy of striking security forces while avoiding mass civilian casualties.
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Army works to save marriages torn by war stress
Hopkinsville reporters describe Army efforts to reduce divorce among troops and spouses. The piece highlights couples from the 11th Airborne division attending a “marriage retreat” program at venues like Opryland Hotel and other workshops funded by the Army. Colonel Glen Brownstrom notes training aims to equip soldiers and partners with skills to reduce conflict and violence.
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Backers block Cabinet building in Kyiv after vote
Pro Yushchenko supporters massed outside Ukraine's government complex denying access to a cabinet meeting. Protesters chanted and clashed with police as Yanukovych resisted stepping down. the Supreme Court later ordered a recount showing Yushchenko ahead, while protesters pressed for early resignation.
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