All Blog Posts from Investigative Round-Up

Washington Post:
Four months after he was sworn in, CIA Director Leon E. Panetta learned of an intelligence program that had been hidden from Congress since 2001, a revelation that prompted him to immediately cancel the initiative and schedule a pair of closed-door meeting on Capitol Hill.
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AP:
A man accused of killing a soldier in a "political and religious" attack on a military recruiting center has pleaded not guilty Tuesday to a capital murder charge. He was ordered held without bond.
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CBS News:
About the only economic break most Americans have gotten in the last six months has been the drastic drop in the price of oil, which has fallen even more precipitously than it rose. In a year's time, a commodity that was theoretically priced according to supply and demand doubled from $69 a barrel to nearly $150, and then, in a period of just three months, crashed along with the stock market.
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Asia Times:
China is looking forward to many accomplishments in space over the coming decade, while Shu Quan-Sheng, the physicist and corporate executive from Virginia arrested in September for selling American space technology to Beijing, is looking at up to 25 years in prison.
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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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Reuters:
Parents refusing to have their children vaccinated against measles have helped drive cases of the illness to their worst levels in a dozen years in the United States, health officials reported on Thursday.
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