Federal bust crushes major online child porn ring
Federal prosecutors said they dismantled a hierarchical international child pornography ring peaking at over 1000 members who traded millions of images. More than 50 arrests across several states followed since 2008 with extraditions sought for several overseas suspects.
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Obama pivot to allies defines new security strategy
President Obama unveils a National Security Strategy shifting away from Bush era unilateralism toward international cooperation and broader partnerships. The plan includes homegrown terrorism alongside traditional threats and emphasizes engagement, NATO-led Afghanistan efforts, and pressure on North Korea. Critics say Iran and Afghanistan challenges persist despite renewed diplomacy.
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Jamaica speculates coke may have fled after Tivoli raid
Jamaica says the target Christopher Coke known as Dudus might have left the country after a four day gunbattle in Tivoli Gardens West Kingston that left dozens dead. Police and soldiers conducted door to door searches amid ongoing clashes and authorities blocked journalists from battle zones while Coke’s whereabouts remain unconfirmed. He is linked to the JLP and the Shower Posse and U S extradition demands pressured political leaders amid widespread gang influence in slums. The toll includes at least 44 civilians and multiple security casualties.
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Cancun mayor's arrest fuels fears of drug politics
The arrest of Cancun mayor Gregorio Sanchez on suspicions of protecting Beltran Leyva and Zetas drug cartels while running for Quintana Roo governor heightens fears of cartel influence in Mexican politics. Worries grow that gangs threaten the region's tourism hub with intimidation and bribes as elections approach.
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U S eyes shift in Mexico drug war aid
The Obama administration proposes a 2011 budget focusing about 310 million on Mexico's judicial reform and governance, moving away from high priced helicopters and boats toward building institutions and respecting human rights. Officials cited the need to sustain the rule of law amid Mexico's drug war.
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