Another spying scandal at GitmoSource: New York Post
" A number of Arabic and Pashtu interpreters at the terror-war detention center at Guantanamo Bay are under active investigation for omitting valuable intelligence from their translations of detainee interrogations, among other security breaches.
The Worm Grunter Gets the WormSource: Sciam
People who use vibrations to drive earthworms out of the ground to use for fishing bait may actually be mimicking the worms' natural predator, the mole.
Blindingly obvious... mole repellers uselessSource: BBC News
DIY retailer B&Q is recalling sonic mole repellers from its Northern Ireland stores - because the mammals do not exist in Ireland.
The chain admitted it had been a mistake to stock the devices in its NI stores and that they had been on sale for several months.
U.S. intelligence officials warn of Chinese 'sleeper' spiesSource: Chicago Tribune
Prosecutors called Chi Mak the "perfect sleeper agent," though he hardly looked the part. For two decades, the bespectacled Chinese-born engineer lived quietly with his wife in a Los Angeles suburb, buying a house and holding a steady job with a U.S.
FrontPage Magazine Russian Spies of the FutureSource: frontpagemag.com
President Vladimir Putin has declared a new Cold War against the West.[1] I was one of the protagonists in the old Cold War. That war was primarily carried out by spies, in spite of the media prominence given to its nuclear confrontation.
Going Down?Source: Telegraph
More and more people who can afford it (which means rich!) are going down.
Not that their numbers are going down, in fact quite the opposite, but when it comes to extending their homes they are, quite literally, going down.
Into the earth that is.
Burrowing like moles they ar …
US accuses China of vast industrial spying - TelegraphSource: Telegraph
China is running an "aggressive and large-scale industrial espionage campaign" against American technology, a US congressional commission says, in a report that will exacerbate growing tensions between the two countries.
FBI Calls on Universities to Guard Against SpiesSource: Wired News
The National Security Higher Education Advisory Board, launched in 2005, consists of 20 university presidents around the country who are working with the FBI on matters of campus security and counter-terrorism to identify threats to students and staff.

Those of you of the landed class may have a mole problem in your yard. I have em in my mattress!
I don't know how they got in the house and I won't point fingers at anyone.
Moles 'good indicator to ageing'Source: BBC News
The number of moles may offer an indication of how quickly the body ages, a study suggests.
King's College London scientists compared key ageing DNA with the number of moles in a study of 1,800 twins.
Secret of youth may lie in a moley skinSource: Scotsman.com News
PEOPLE with large numbers of moles on their body may age more slowly than expected, researchers said yesterday.
A study of more than 1,800 twins found that very moley skin was linked to an indicator of slower biological ageing.
Sporran wearers may need licenceSource: BBC News
Kilt wearers could face prosecution if they do not have a licence for their sporran under new legislation which has been introduced in Scotland.
How to Spot Skin CancerSource:
Beauty marks can certainly be beautiful. "But sometimes a mole can convert to something serious like melanoma," says Rex Amonette, MD, vice president of the Skin Cancer Foundation. "
ScarfaceSource: sirensmag.com
Those lasting marks on our faces and bodies can subject us to a childhood full of teasing — and challenge our vanity for the rest of our lives
Moles Contain Self-Policing Cells against CancerSource: Sciam
Moles are more than a sometimes unsightly skin growth. Most harbor mutations that can trigger deadly skin cancer--melanoma--and most fair-skinned humans have at least 10 such moles. Yet, only one in 65 of such people will develop melanoma in their lifetimes.