All Blog Posts from Investigative Round-Up

New York Times:
The deals, trumpeted loudly by the White House, would each help pay for a sweeping overhaul of the health care system.
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AP:
Brazilian authorities started to identify bodies recovered from a downed Air France jet on Thursday, and the names of victims found 53 miles (85 kilometers) apart in the ocean could help prove whether the jet broke up in the air.
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The London Times:
MI5 could only properly track one in 20 of the people it connected with terror cells in the run up to the July 7 London bombings, a detailed analysis of the intelligence service's actions concluded today.
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The Guardian:
A Mexican village whose inhabitants were overwhelmed by an outbreak of respiratory illness starting in February has emerged as a possible source of the swine flu outbreak which has now spread across the world.
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Oakland Tribune:
The investigation into a BART police officer's fatal shooting of an unarmed, prone man is likely to ripple beyond local police and county prosecutors.
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CBS/AP:
Blackwater Worldwide guards involved in the deadly 2007 Baghdad shooting of Iraqi civilians could face mandatory 30-year prison sentences under an aggressive anti-drug law being considered as the Justice Department readies indictments, people close to the case said.
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AP:
Troopergate. It's a political he-said, she-said that has dogged Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin for nearly two months and is likely to do so for another two months leading to the Nov. 4 presidential election.
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Reuters:
A economic downturn in Britain could aggravate racial tensions and grievances that help to feed terrorist recruitment, according to a leaked government document.
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LA Times:
His brother and sons have close ties to a law firm that has benefited from the senator's congressional votes.
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AFP:
A former top Indonesian spy could face the death penalty after he was charged Thursday with orchestrating the poisoning murder of a celebrated rights activist who had exposed military abuses.
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