Cheat Sheet: Why Didn't the FBI Recognize Tamerlan Tsarnaev?

Today: Boston Reopens Marathon Bombing Site , Nearly 100 Dead in Factory Collapse , Charges Dropped Against Ricin Suspect April 24, 2013 TSARNAEV PHOTOS 1. Why Didn't the FBI Recognize Tamerlan Tsarnaev? Maybe the FBI can't be blamed for letting Tamerlan Tsarnaev go after his 2011 interview. But why didn't his interviewers identify him before his picture was released to the public? The Daily Beast's Michael Daly investigates. Read it at The Daily Beast REBUILDING 2. Boston Reopens Marathon Bombing Site Businesses are expected to completely reopen Wednesday along the Boston Marathon route—although the area remained haunted by the bombing that killed three and injured more than 200. "I'm a little lost," said Charlesmark Hotel manager Leah Bishop. "I'm still shaken up." Doors along Boylston Street on Tuesday, one of Boston's busiest commercial streets, were still tagged by "OK" or "Locked"—the aftermath of the inspections for safety. Meanwhile, Vice President Joe Biden will speak Wednesday at the funeral of Sean Collier, the MIT campus police officer killed by the Tsarnaev brothers. Thousands of law enforcement officials are expected to attend as well. Read it at The Boston Globe SEARCHING FOR SURVIVORS 3. Nearly 100 Dead in Factory Collapse Estimates of close to 100 people were killed near Bangladesh's capital of Dhaka Wednesday morning when an eight-story garment factory collapsed. Hundreds gathered at the site of the accident—where officials fear more remain trapped under the rubble. Health Minister A.F.M. Ruhal Haque reported that more than 600 people had been rescued, and hoped that more would be added to that number. Bangladesh has received harsh criticism for its factory conditions after two other deadly fires at garment factories in the past year—one of which left 112 dead. Read it at Reuters MYSTERY NOT SOLVED 4. Charges Dropped Against Ricin Suspect Charges against ricin suspect and Elvis impersonator Paul Kevin Curtis, who was earlier released from jail, were dropped on Tuesday. At the same time, a new house, home to disgraced politician J. Everett Dutschke, was searched by federal authorities. Curtis was charged last week with sending poison-laced letters to the White House and a U.S. senator. Based on his quick release, many claim he was framed. A search of Curtis's car and home produced no ricin, and a sweep of his computer for suspicious activity revealed nothing worrisome. Read it at USA Today RIDE-ALONG 5. A Racist on the Prowl After torpedoing a CPAC panel on race relations with comments about "his people," a young white supremacist is conducting patrols to "protect" white classmates at Baltimore's Towson University. Caitlin Dickson rode along with the man the Southern Poverty Law Center calls "the future of organized hate." Read it at The Daily Beast TRAGIC END? Body Found May Be Sunil Tripathi Brown University student missing since March 16. 'THINK DIFFERENT' Apple Buying Back Stock Will return $100 billion to shareholders by 2015. GRAY LADY Politico: Abramson Era at NYT Troubled Detail recent conflicts between the first female editor and staff. oops Paul Ryan Intern Charged with Stalking In a nude photograph extortion plot. NAUGHTY '50 Shades' Films Test Sex Scene To audition Alex Pettyfer for role of Christian Grey. GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET Culture Beast Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. 'The Obesity Epidemic' Hits Coachella So do 'Regis and the Philbins' and several other made-up bands. Watch as Jimmy Kimmel tricks unsuspecting concertgoers into talking about musical groups that don't actually exist. Because, you know, 'Coachella is the American Indian word for 'dumb white guy.'' More Videos Is Dubya Making a Comeback? by Lloyd Grove Ta-Ta to My Ta-Tas by Michelle Cottle What Happened to Crazy Ke$ha? by Kevin Fallon

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