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| Stop the terrorism blame game | | The FBI and the CIA are being criticized for not keeping better track of Tamerlan Tsarnaev in the months before the Boston Marathon bombings. How could they have ignored such a dangerous person? How do we reform the intelligence community to ensure this kind of failure doesn't happen again? |
| Man kills self at Houston airport | | A man suffered a gunshot wound Thursday in the pre-screening area of Terminal B at Bush Intercontinental Airport, a spokesman with the Houston, Texas, police department said. |
| What's racist about a talking goat? | | I went online this morning to see the Mountain Dew ad -- the one some are calling the most racist in history -- expecting to see some really offensive stuff. Instead, I saw some really silly stuff. |
| Opinion: Blood behind cheap clothes | | For workers of Bangladesh, the worst kind of tragedy imaginable struck last week when the Rana Plaza garment factory building -- just outside my home city of Dhaka -- collapsed, killing more than 400 workers. Despite the many warnings of dangerous cracks in the walls reported to supervisors, police and the media earlier in the week, thousands were still sent to work on Wednesday to proceed with business as usual. |
| Did jet's cargo shift? | | Chris Lawrence looks into what caused a 747 to crash, which was purportedly recorded by a nearby vehicle's dash cam. |
| Ground zero milestone | | The building at the site of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in Manhattan will be the hemisphere's tallest, at an iconic height of 1,776 feet. |
| Missing woman shows up after 11 years | | Brenda Heist was last seen in February 2002 after dropping off her two kids at school. Then she vanished, leaving behind the kids, a job and a bad marriage. Where's she been? FULL STORY |
| What does it cost to make a shirt? | | The collapse of the Rana Plaza garment factory in Bangladesh last week, which killed more than 400 workers, has highlighted serious issues with safety and poor pay for garment workers in the country. As our graphic illustrates, there are stark contrasts in the cost of making clothes in Bangladesh, compared to the U.S. |
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