California Passes Bill to Ban Shock Gloves as ICE Prepares to Buy $20 Million Worth
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WASHINGTON — President Bush has chosen a 25-year intelligence veteran, retired Vice Admiral Michael McConnell, to be the country’s second national intelligence director as he reshapes national security strategy with two years left in his presidency.
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|WASHINGTON — President Bush has chosen a 25-year intelligence veteran, retired Vice Admiral Michael McConnell, to be the country’s second national intelligence director as he reshapes national security strategy with two years left in his presidency.
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