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Analysis of aviation data reveals frequent safety problems

"A six-month examination of more than 150,000 reports filed by pilots and others in the aviation industry over the past 20 years reveals surprising and sometimes shocking safety breaches and […]
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Fired officer had history of misconduct allegations

A recently fired Milwaukee police officer under federal investigation after a woman said he raped her on duty in July has been accused of breaking the law five times before, […]
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Program for violent offenders deporting non-criminal immigrants

"Secure Communities, a federal immigration-enforcement program designed to identify and deport violent illegal immigrants, has increasingly targeted and deported undocumented immigrants with no criminal backgrounds," reports Thomas Francis of the […]
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Convicted attorneys continue to practice in Wisconsin

At least 135 attorneys with criminal convictions are practicing law in Wisconsin — including some who kept their licenses while serving time and others who got them back before they […]
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Decade-long gun ban in Virginia saw results

In light of the recent shooing in Tucson, David S. Fallis and James V. Grimaldi of the Washington Post investigate the 10-year federal ban on assault weapons with "high-capacity magazines" […]
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No regulation in place to restrict passengers from training flights

Last November, four people were killed in an FIT plane crash. An investigation by Florida Today reporters Mackenzie Ryan and Michelle Spitzer revealed that there is no federal regulation in […]
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Release of British jihadist jailed in connection with Daniel Pearl's murder probable

A recent investigation in the murder of American journalist Daniel Pearl, reveals that a British jihadist who was jailed in connection with Pearl's murder is "likely to be released" because […]
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New details emerge on the kidnapping and murder of Daniel Pearl

Former reporter for the Wall Street Journal, Asra Q. Nomani, and Georgetown University Journalism Director Barbara Feinman Todd led a team of 32 students in investigating the kidnapping and murder […]
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Canadian stock promoter secretly facilitated Chinese reverse mergers

An investigative report by Chris Cary and Justin McLachlan, of Sharesleuth.com, revealed how a Canadian stock promoter and his associates worked as the hidden force behind the creation of nearly […]
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Debt collection software for Sacramento County millions over budget

In 2005, Sacramento County decided to invest $4.4 million in a custom-built debt collection system.  The system was expected to be implemented within two years.  An investigation by the Sacramento […]
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