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August 14, 2008
Week 16
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Homeland Security setting up counterspy unit Engineer gets prison time in pipeline plot

A Canadian engineer was indicted on charges stemming from a plan to stage a series of timed explosions along the 800-mile pipeline's length in Alaska. (AP Photo/Al Grillo, File) ... Full Story

WASHINGTON — Concerns about foreign spies and terrorists have prompted the Homeland Security Department to set up its own counterintelligence division and require strict reporting from employees about foreign travel.

The new directive comes as the federal government increases its counterspy efforts across all agencies ... Full Story

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First, do no harm, Part 1


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La. officials scrap contract to issue grants
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Maine senator pressed to act on chemical security
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Lack of ID put fliers on TSA list
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Tug of war over new bio lab
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In a crisis, how information is communicated to the public is as important as what information is communicated. If the public's perception of the risk is closer to the actual risk of the situation, they can make better decisions about how to protect their health and safety.

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