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White House Missing as Many as 225 Days of E-Mail

by: Pete Yost, The Associated Press

Bush on computer.
An internal White House draft document obtained by The Associated Press reveals that up to 225 days of e-mail messages dating back to 2003 are missing. (Photo: Paul Morse / White House)

    Washington - The White House is missing as many as 225 days of e-mail dating back to 2003 and there is little if any likelihood a recovery effort will be completed by the time the Bush administration leaves office, according to an internal White House draft document obtained by The Associated Press.     The nine-page outline of the White House's e-mail problems invites companies to bid on a project to recover the missing electronic messages.     The work would be carried out through April 19, 2009, according to the »

Scams to stave off foreclosures victimize homeowners again.

Fraud Worsens Foreclosure Crisis

by: Mary Kane, The Washington Independent

    Scams to stave off foreclosures victimize homeowners again.

    Accokeek, Maryland - At The Barber's Chair, in the small, quiet community of Accokeek at the far end of Prince George's County, Md., the talk often turns to the foreclosure crisis - for good reason. »

Binyam Mohamed.

Court Rules: British Security Services Colluded in Unlawful Detention of Terror Suspect

by: James Sturcke, The Guardian UK

    Judges order handover of secret information that could support claims of UK resident held in Guant‡namo Bay that he was tortured.

    British security services colluded in the unlawful detention and facilitated the interrogation of a UK resident detained in Pakistan six years ago, the high court ruled today.

    Two judges ordered the foreign secretary to hand over to Binyam Mohamed's legal team secret information that could support his case that he was tortured in Pakistan and Morocco before being s »

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