U.S. struggles with outdated databases

02 Jul 2002

Aging system makes tracking suspects harder. Since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the Bush administration has been scrambling to increase funding for computer hardware and software to organize a flood of terrorism-related information. Full Story

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