From the New York Times
By NICHOLAS CONFESSORE
The Securities and Exchange Commission may soon make publicly traded
corporations disclose all of their political donations, and business
groups are already preparing a counterattack.
News Analysis
By MICHIKO KAKUTANI
Once the search for the marathon bombing suspects focused on Tamerlan
and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the brothers’ social media postings provided a
rich vein of material to mine.
By MICHAEL COOPER, MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT and ERIC SCHMITT
Investigators’ early portrait of the two brothers accused in the
marathon bombings suggests they were driven by extremist Islamic beliefs
and may have learned to build bombs on the Web.
Senators See Problems in Agencies’ Data Sharing
From the Washington Post
Lenny Bernstein and Kimberly Kindy
Authorities
dismiss charges against Mississippi man in case of poison-laced letters
sent to lawmakers and are now investigating a second man.
Scott Wilson and Greg Miller
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev said the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan inspired him and his brother to attack, officials say.
Baltimore City Detention Center’s guards are accused of aiding a gang. (Post)
Ann E. Marimow and John Wagner
13 female guards are
accused of aiding gang’s criminal efforts in case that also alleges sex
with inmates and access to fancy cars.
Associated Press 7:39 AM ET
The collapse stirred memories of a fatal fire at a garment factory in November that killed 112 people.
Chris Cillizza and Sean Sullivan 7:00 AM ET
THE FIX | Post-Pew poll suggests that Senate vote reflected how people generally feel about guns.
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These are the top stories from two leading--inner ring or first tier--newspapers.
What do you notice about them?
Terrorism, Terrorism, Terrorism, criminal justice, guns ...
AND ....
two stories about possible crimes committed by the powerful.
Now check CNN and Fox News and see if those stories are there as well.
Probably not.
