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  • Deputy Attorney General James Cole. (Associated Press)

    Justice honors five for efforts to rescue missing children

    Deputy Attorney General James M. Cole paid tribute Wednesday to five persons during a National Missing Children's Day ceremony at the Justice Department, presenting awards to a special agent, a detective, a 30-year veteran of the Postal Service, a prosecutor and a fifth-grader for their efforts in recovering and rescuing missing children.


  • U.S. scrubbed plan to protect exchange students

    Despite dozens of allegations of neglect and sexual abuse over the years, the U.S. State Department has scrapped a plan to require FBI-based fingerprint searches for people hosting foreign high school exchange students, according to documents obtained by the Associated Press.


  • Parental dilemma: Whether to spy on their kids

    In the 21st century, parenthood and paranoia often walk hand in hand.


  • WETZSTEIN: Culture war gets Amazonian

    If anyone thinks that America's culture war over sex is losing steam, they only need to Google "Amazon.com" and "pedophile" and read the news.


  • Teens tackle online predators

    Teenagers and their parents came to the District yesterday in an effort to arouse national support for the battle against online predators.


  • Ex-border officer gets 6,242 years for abusing girl

    A former U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer has been sentenced in Arizona to 6,242 years in prison for sexually abusing a young girl over the course of two years.


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