Congress presses DOJ on Fast and Furious gun probe failings
Republicans on the House panel join the inspector general in faulting the Justice Department for missteps in Operation Fast and Furious. Horowitz cites poor leadership and late briefing of Attorney General Holder as contributing to guns reaching Mexican drug rings.
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Unpopular Congress plans break during 2012 election year
Washington mourns a low approval Congress heading to recess before November elections. Gallup shows 13 percent support, amid failed negotiations on taxes defense and spending with the farm bill expiring and fiscal cliff looming. A bipartisan mood shifts toward potential compromise though progress remains elusive.
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Anti jihad ads to go up in New York subway protests ease
Pamela Geller wins a court order to post an anti jihad subway ad in 10 New York stations just as Middle East protests ease. The sign contrasts civilized men with savages and endorses Israel while urging defeat of Jihad amid ongoing global backlash over a film.
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Judge denies bid to remove anti Muslim film trailer
Los Angeles judge rejects Cindy Lee Garcia bid to pull the 14 minute Innocence of Muslims trailer from YouTube. Garcia argues for removal while noting lack of signed agreement and failure to serve the film's maker. Protests linked to the video continue as YouTube stands by content standards.
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Sex abuse charges shake Oklahoma megachurch
Tulsa police detail allegations against five church employees for failing to report the rape of a 13-year-old girl at Victory Christian Center. Former workers Chris Denman and Israel Castillo face rape and sex crime charges, with two more ex-employees and five staff charged with failing to report abuse. Each case highlights a broad investigation into alleged abuse at the south Tulsa campus linked to pastor Sharon Daugherty and a large international ministry.
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