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 Hackers target CIA, Mexican, Alabama websites - CNN |
CNN
By the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- Websites affiliated with the CIA, Mexico's mining ministry and the state of Alabama were down Friday, allegedly done in by hackers, government officials and a well-known hacking group reported.
Newser
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'Tango Down': Anonymous claims attacks on CIA, Alabama state sites - msnbc.com |
msnbc.com
Meanwhile, the Alabama Department of Homeland Security says any "comment would be premature at this time" because it was an "ongoing investigation," The Birmingham News reports. Updated at 5:28 pm ET: Jennifer Youngblood, a spokeswoman for the CIA, --
Montgomery Advertiser
Washington Post
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Talk Alabama basketball, football and more with Don Kausler today at 3 - al.com |
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By The Birmingham News Alabama's Tony Mitchell, shown during a game in November, is currently suspended. Will he be back for the LSU game? (The Birmingham News/Jeff Roberts) Alabama heads to LSU with its head barely above .500 in the Southeastern --
Roll 'Bama Roll
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The Huntsville Times - al.com
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Alabama's Mark Barron Will Miss 2012 NFL Combine - SB Nation |
SB Nation
Barron was an instrumental part of Alabama's national championship defense this past season, earning consensus All-America honors after recording 66 tackles--four of them for loss--and two interceptions. During Senior Bowl practices he was rumored to --
Cincy Jungle
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Bleacher Report
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Alabama sets Pro Day for March 7 - al.com |
al.com
By Izzy Gould | Tuscaloosa Bureau Alabama running back Trent Richardson is expected to be selected early in the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft. (The Birmingham News/Mark Almond) TUSCALOOSA, Alabama - Alabama will host its annual pro day March 7, --
Bleacher Report
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Alabama Congressman Spencer Bachus says he welcomes ethics investigation - al.com (blog) |
al.com (blog)
Bachus, the dean of Alabama's House delegation who is running for an 11th term, conducted a hearing into congressional insider trading in December and supported legislation to clarify that laws against it also apply to members of Congress.
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Uzbek Man Pleads Guilty In Plot To Kill Obama - NPR |
NPR
by AP BIRMINGHAM, Alabama (AP) — A man from Uzbekistan pleaded guilty Friday to plotting with an Islamic terror organization in his home country to kill President Barack Obama with an automatic rifle he bought from an undercover federal agent in --
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The Express Tribune
Chicago Tribune
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Loyalty not a two-way street with Jefferson - ESPN (blog) |
ESPN (blog)
By Chris Low Derick E. Hingle/US Presswire Jordan Jefferson was sacked four times and completed just 11-of-17 passes against Alabama. The stench from LSU's putrid offensive showing in the Allstate BCS National Championship Game just won't go away.
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Fitch Rates Alabama Public School and College Authority Refunding Bonds 'AA+' - MarketWatch (press release) |
MarketWatch (press release)
SLOW GROWTH IN ECONOMY: The trend in Alabama's economy is toward more diversification, although it retains a sizeable manufacturing base. There is an ongoing positive shift from low paying textile and apparel jobs to higher paying durable subsectors --
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Alabama Catholic broadcaster EWTN fights federal contraception rule - The Birmingham News - al.com (blog) |
The Birmingham News - al.com (blog)
"There are some 80 federally funded clinics in Alabama that provide these services at no cost or very little cost. Every woman who wants those services can obtain them. I'm very fearful if the administration is successful in this first effort, --
Tuscaloosa News
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