Libyan Jews whose graves were bulldozed under Gaddafi are remembered in Rome

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Almost all of Libya’s Jewish cemeteries — save one built on the grounds of an Italian-run concentration camp — were bulldozed during the reign of Muammar Gaddafi, the eccentric strongman who ruled the North African state from 1969 until his execution in 2011.
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Watchdog finds many failures before Whitey Bulger's killing

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The watchdog is recommending that at least six Bureau of Prisons workers be disciplined, according to the report. The inspector general found no evidence that there was "malicious intent" by any Bureau of Prisons employees involved in decisions made before Bulger's slaying but found multiple levels of management failures that left Bulger at the mercy of rival gangsters behind bars.
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