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NPR: Government Rejects Suspected Terrorist's Speedy Trial Claim

Several key executives also have resigned from the company, including Anssi Vanjoki, its smartphone chief, and Ari Jaaksi, who headed up Nokia's MeeGo Computers operations.

WSJ: Nokia CEO Considers Big Shake-Up

Now FEMA is just one of 22 organizations that make up DHS. As NPR's Ari Shapiro reports, some who work in emergency management are asking whether that's hurt the government's ability to respond to natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina.

NPR: FEMA's Expanded Responsibilities Questioned

Its entry includes two former world rally champions in Carlos Sainz and Ari Vatanen, as well as last year's runner-up Giniel de Villiers.

BBC: SPORT | Motorsport | Rallying | Dakar Rally welcomes record entry

Up until six days ago, Fox News had been covering the scandal less than half as frequently as competitors CNN and MSNBC, but by this weekend, Fox News had picked up its coverage, said Media Matters' executive vice president, Ari Rabin-Havt.

CNN: Once ignored, phone-hacking scandal gets global audience

Arsen Ari Kalfayan, who by day runs business development for cloud labor start-up CrowdFlower (formerly called Dolores Labs), co-founded a nonprofit called Reason To Party that throws affordable fundraiser parties for a variety of causes, from an AIDS hospice to the San Francisco Food Bank.

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The Bush administration defended the letter and said the idea for it originated at the IRS. White House press secretary Ari Fleischer said the agency was concerned its phone lines would be overwhelmed if rebate checks began showing up without explanation.

CNN: Senate Democrat blasts tax rebate letter