As many as 260 reports in a classified Defense Department database on suspicious people or activities were improperly collected or kept there, the Pentagon said Wednesday in a review that also found the system to be a valuable tool in terrorism investigations. The review was ordered last December after reports that the database collected information on anti-war groups and U.S. citizens – prompting members of Congress and others to raise questions about possible domestic spying. Full Story
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