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US Should be Friendlier to Tourists, Ridge Says
Tom Ridge, the man whose name was once synonymous with the Department of Homeland Security, says we need to welcome visitors instead treating them as security threats. Click
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New Orleans Takes Plea for Recovery Aid to the World
New Orleans is still cash-strapped, even though it’s been almost two years since Katrina. Now the city is turning to foreign countries to help rebuild. Click
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Put $40 Million Radiation Sensors Around NYC, Police Commissioner Says
Ray Kelly, New York City’s Police Commissioner, is asking the federal government to shell out $40 million to create a ring of radiological detectors around the city. Click HERE>>
Flood Insurance Program Doesn’t Know If Payments Covered Wind Damage
A new GAO report says the National Flood Insurance Program did not collect data on both wind and flood damage from insurers, making it impossible to tell what was spent on flood-only damage. Click HERE>>
After SARS, WHO Toughens Up Global Emergency Health
The SARS incident was a reminder of how vulnerable we are to public health threats worldwide. With the threat of a pandemic looming, did we learn the lessons of SARS? Click
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Train New Employees in Security, Expert Says
As young graduates prepare to enter the workforce this month, training them in corporate security isn’t always at the top of managers’ list. But it should be, says one expert. Click
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