James Beard Foundation facing accounting irregularities
The James Beard Foundation cannot account for hundreds of thousands of dollars in annual revenue, trustee George Sape told The New York Times. He declined to specify amounts or spending, citing rapid growth and ongoing financial questions surrounding the nonprofit’s operation.
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Seven Marines Dead in Fallujah Area Car Bombing
Seven Marines and three Iraqi soldiers were killed when a vehicle bomb exploded beside a U S convoy near Fallujah on Monday. The attack, the deadliest for U S forces in four months, destroyed two armored vehicles and sent debris across the dusty highway north of Fallujah. U S commanders pledged to press on with security operations in Anbar province as insurgents tighten their hold on the area.
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Russian City Mourns After School Siege Terror Attack
Rioting and grief spread as Fimeral processions filled rain soaked streets in Raglan Russia where families buried 120 victims from a Chechen linked school seizure. Protests claim militants led by Shamil Kasayev and Basayev. Authorities face criticism over underplaying the crisis.
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Clinton undergoes quadruple heart bypass surgery
Former President Clinton had a successful four hour quadruple heart bypass operation to relieve severe arterial blockages. Doctors called the surgery extensive but the patient was awake after and expected to recover fully. Clinton could leave hospital in four to five days as family and doctors express cautious optimism.
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Better treatment yields better tips from Iraqi prisoners
The Associated Press reports that improved treatment of detainees at Iraqi prisons is boosting high quality intelligence. Army Maj. Gen. Geoffrey Miller says tips on insurgent operations have risen since new interrogation methods replaced stress positions and abuse. Teams now use incentives and respectful handling, producing faster actionable leads from detainees.
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