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DC: Violent Gangs Proliferate in "gun free" D.C.
Violent, highly structured gangs are spreading across metropolitan Washington in a steady arc, law enforcement officials say, recruiting young members in urban and suburban neighborhoods and leaving graffiti-scrawled signs in a demonstration of their growing presence.

Brady/HCI's personal destruction campaign against John Lott knows no bounds
After exhaustive but failed attempts to convince campus officials that director Michael Moore's "Bowling for Columbine" film - which is under investigation for rules violations in association with his Academy Award entry - did not belong on campus television, the Second Amendment Club at Ohio University decided to promote an event on campus to ensure that the truth had it's say as well.

Kelsey Grammer to run for office
Makes announcement about plans on Fox News

Clinton nemesis eyes U.S. Senate
Judicial Watch chairman Larry Klayman to join crowded Florida race

Washington may cancel presidential primary
Super Tuesday considered $6 million waste of scarce tax dollars

Janklow: I only sped on way to crises
Congressman who killed motorcyclist on highway talks to media

Flashback: DARPA: ENGINEERING THE BEAST SYSTEM
There are thousands of facets to this nightmare agency, but there are several more that we will look at today. One was reported on in the August 5, 2003 Boston Globe. The paper ran the headline, "Defense Department funding brain-machine work." The project is developing technology that "promises to directly read thoughts from a living brain - and even instill thoughts as well."

Flashback: Defense Department funding brain-machine work
It does not take much imagination to see in this the makings of a "Matrix"-like cyberpunk dystopia: chips that impose false memories, machines that scan for wayward thoughts, cognitively augmented government security forces that impose a ruthless order on a recalcitrant population.

Crowds Protest Patriot Act During Ashcroft's Visit
Before John Ashcroft spoke to law enforcement officials Thursday, he was greeted outside by a large group of protestors. And they were not shy about showing him their opposition to the Patriot Act.

UN Prepares To Disarm 100,000 Afghan Militiamen

ADL director calls Gibson 'anti-Semite'
Abraham Foxman lashes out at actor over statements about 'The Passion'

Exact Illuminist Timetable for Producing Antichrist
We have been given the exact timetable for producing Antichrist, including the exact date he is planned to arise. We have also been given the precise occult thinking by which this timetable was produced. If God does not act to prevent the Illuminati from carrying out this Plan, Antichrist will likely arise as the Illuminati has scheduled.

Flying Disc Taped During Aircraft Fest In UK

Tan-Colored Cylinders Sighted Over Oklahoma

Teen dies after taking abortion pill
18-year-old succumbs after complications from RU-486

Sun Expands Push For Auto-ID (RFID)
Already a major player in the Auto-ID market, Sun Microsystems this week announced an initiative for delivering the hardware, software and services that enable enterprises to link into the Elecronic Product Code (EPN) Network.

US Military To Order Supplier To Use RFIDs!

RFID - You Won't Be Able to Leave Home Without It

China invests in EU rival to Pentagon's GPS
China is to invest in Galileo, the European Union's rival to the Pentagon-controlled Global Positioning System, boosting Europe's hopes of competing with the US in navigation satellite technology.

9th Circuit will rehear election case
Full panel to reconsider decision postponing California vote

Congress bridles at spending package
The newly revealed small print of Mr Bush's $87bn (£54bn) funding request left many Democrats and some Republicans outraged that the administration aimed to spend more per head on Iraqi public services than it spends on each American.

NV Test Site Suspected As Contamination Source

Eco-terrorists suspected in 2 fires
Officials say Earth Liberation Front set blaze in San Diego

Three Killed In Iraq Mine Blasts

US Soldier Calls For End Of US Occupation

JetBlue 'Fesses Up, Quietly
JetBlue Airways began sending out apologetic e-mails Thursday to customers who are infuriated that the airline gave 5 million passenger records to a defense contractor investigating national security issues.

Man storms cockpit – for 2nd time
Name didn't appear on aviation watch list despite earlier incident

CIA-owned Voting Machines Ensure Bush Victory in 2004
Absent some unlikely great awakening by the co-opted dullards of the corporate media, next November the last shreds of a genuine American republic will disappear -- at the push of a button.

Debt, drought and death
Farmers and agricultural experts in the southern Indian state of Karnataka are trying to work out how to stop farmers here committing suicide.

Treasury Department to keep rules allowing Mexican ID cards
The Treasury Department said Thursday it will leave in place rules that allow financial institutions to accept Mexican identification cards, called matricula consular, which are often used by undocumented immigrants to open bank accounts.

Diebold Secures the Founding Documents of America's History
The recently renovated rotunda and re-encasement of the Charter documents will be unveiled during a private ceremony at the National Archives on Constitution Day, Wednesday, Sept. 17. The rotunda will be open to the public on Thursday, Sept. 18 at 10 a.m.

IMF warns "Dollar Could Collapse at Any Moment"
The International Monetary Fund yesterday warned that the colossal United States trade deficit was a noose around the neck of the economy, emphasising that the once mighty dollar could collapse at any moment.

Arnold went AWOL from Austrian army
Climbed over wall, attended body-building competition at age 18

Iran Cleric Talks Tough on Atomic Weapons
leading hardline Iranian cleric contradicted government policy on atomic weapons Friday, saying Tehran should withdraw from an international nuclear arms control treaty and restrict access to its nuclear facilities.

Troops fire on press vehicle
US soldiers today fired on a car belonging to the American news agency Associated Press, an Agence France-Presse reporter at the scene said

'Baby Hair' Study Shows Autistic Children Have Altered Response to Mercury; Reduced Excretion of Toxic Metal May Explain Autism Link
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) should issue an immediate recall of all thimerosal-containing vaccines. The FDA and the World Health Organization should require the immediate production of thimerosal-free formulations and the investments in sterile production required to make these vaccines safe.

D.C. Shuts Down as Isabel Approaches
Congress moved up votes yesterday and canceled hearings scheduled for today so that members might be able to get to their home states before Isabel hit. And President George W. Bush left a day early for Camp David

Gun-rights activists to gather in Houston
Annual conference will feature LaPierre, Rep. Paul, others

White House: No Iraq-9/11 link
But Bush says Cheney correct about suspicions of al-Qaida ties

The Real Cost Of US Support For Israel - $3 Trillion

'Bible as hate speech' bill passes
Sponsor: 'It's been a good week for equality in Canada'

Order signed for starvation of disabled woman
Judge sets Oct. 15 date to remove feeding tube from Terri Schiavo

How Hip-Hop Holds Blacks Back

Hip-hop dolls for 6-year-olds
Mattel offering tattooed figures with attitudes

Yes - Hip Hop Holds Black's Back

Guerrillas ambush U.S. convoy
Remote-controlled bomb sparked heavy gunbattle near Fallujah

Ashcroft to declassify library data
Searches among most contested provisions of Patriot Act

Isabel May Shut Down D.C. Subway, Buses
The nation's capital probably will shut down its subway and bus systems Thursday as Hurricane Isabel heads up the coast, officials said Wednesday, raising work-or-stay-home questions for hundreds of thousands of commuters.

Make Way For Isabel
Millions from North Carolina on up through New England have made emergency preparations for Hurricane Isabel, which edged toward landfall Wednesday.

Airlines, Amtrak cancel service ahead of Isabel's expected arrival
Several major airlines on Wednesday canceled flights in and out of some Southeast and Mid-Atlantic states ahead of Hurricane Isabel's anticipated arrival.

Yellowstone Update
15-16 September 2003

Miami police on 'orange alert'
Responding to unconfirmed tip from North Africa about plans for terror attack

Syria, Libya Listed as 'Rogue States'
The Bush administration named Syria and Libya yesterday as "rogue states" whose weapons of mass destruction must not just be controlled but must be eliminated by whatever means necessary.

French accuse MI5 of failing to help terror hunt
France's security services claim that their British counterparts are refusing to share information, work with them or act against known British-based terrorist suspects.

France deplores US veto of UN resolution
France on Wednesday deplored the veto cast by the United States on a United Nations resolution demanding Israel to drop its threat to assassinate or expel Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat.

New 'Saddam' tape urges resistance
Calls people to 'beat the walls in protest' of 'foolish invaders'

Blix says Iraq probably destroyed WMDs
Believes it kept up appearance to deter military attack

U.S. probes Syria on weapons
Intelligence reports Saddam moved them there to hide from U.N. inspectors

Spanish judge indicts Osama bin Laden
Issues international arrest orders for suspects in 9-11 hijackings

AZ Public meeting on Patriot Act criticized over limited seating
Critics say the midday meeting, with space for only 80 to 100 people, is little more than a stunt to convince the public that the government cares what they think about the act, passed six weeks after Sept. 11, 2001.

Deadline looms in land dispute
Peaceful resolution sought; Barkleys look for help from courts

Cops Raid Wrong Home, Taser Man in Front of Wife, Child
Okanogan County sheriff's deputies seeking a person on outstanding warrants broke down the door to the wrong home and then jolted a man with a Taser in front of his wife and child.

Vaccines cover-up?
Pentagon accused of mislabeling adverse reactions,
won't share autopsy reports with families of deceased

IBM sued over 'implant' microchip
Applied Digital is suing IBM over the rights to a microchip that can be implanted beneath the skin and read by a remote sensor

Say Goodbye To Bar Codes And Hello To RFID

Wal-Mart's Race For RFID

Terror laws are 'needless totalitarianism'
Planned new laws to deal with a large-scale terror attack in Britain smack of "needless totalitarianism", said the Conservatives.

UK: Rise in the number of speed cameras
The number of speed cameras in Britain has risen by more than a fifth in the last year.

Smart tags get serious in Chicago
Backers of new radio-tagged product codes, a kind of souped-up wireless bar code, are heralding this as the week the technology finally moves off the drawing board and into the physical world.

Progress declares event at N.C. nuke due hurricane
As Hurricane Isabel approached North Carolina, Progress Energy Inc. declared an unusual event at its Brunswick nuclear power plant in North Carolina, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said in its event notification report on Wednesday

Band Says It Plans Live Suicide
An alternative rock band's claim that it will feature a "live suicide" onstage during a St. Petersburg gig next month has attracted the attention of the concert hall owners and local police.

MoD: Kelly consent 'was not required'
The Ministry of Defence's personnel officer today revealed David Kelly would have had no veto on his name being made public, even if he had wanted one.

Bush against scrapping H1-B visas
House bill seeks to curb influx of foreigners into U.S. as skilled IT workers

Cheney link of Iraq, 9-11 challenged
Democrats slam vice president over continued claim devoid of 'credible' evidence

Many insist they were better off under Saddam
Black-robed women wept for lost sons. Old men brandished death certificates with photos of bombed homes and scarred bodies. Jobless men begged for work.

Iraqi police ready to turn guns on US troops
Iraqi policemen declared themselves holy warriors yesterday and vowed to take revenge for the deaths of their comrades in the town where ten police and a security guard were killed on Friday in the worst "friendly fire" incident of the Iraq conflict.

Lawmakers slam Endangered Species Act
House members: Law must be fixed to benefit communities over animals

Eugenics Minded Globalists Want Your DNA
The Case for National DNA Identification Cards
"Rockefeller donated some $410,000 - almost $4 million
in 20th century money - to hundreds of NAZI researchers. After the war, eugenics was declared a crime against humanity - an act of genocide. American eugenicists went underground and renamed their crusade "human genetics." Even now, leading voices in the genetic world are calling for a cleansing of the unwanted among us, and even a master human species." see: www.edwinblack.com. Forum

Thousands urged to flee Hurricane Isabel
Appears on course to hit Thursday on North Carolina coast

Italy Reports 22nd Mad Cow This Year

Experts Ponder Recall Of Hep-B Blood Products

Focus on the Family scores court victory
Suit against agency for censoring homosexuality message goes forward

Times scribe: Reporters 'sucked up' to Iraqis
Claims true story spiked in bid to gain access to Saddam regime

Author critical of Islam ready for backlash
Staying close to police at release of book urging Muslim reform

Arafat exile idea gaining 'traction'
U.S., European officials said 'open' to idea depending upon how, when

Israel rejects Arafat truce proposal
Called 'deception,' demands instead PA crack down on militants

Wesley Clark to enter race for White House
Move makes him 10th contender for Democratic presidential nomination

Senate votes to block new media rules
Would undo changes to FCC regulations governing ownership

The Great Russian UFO Fiasco
In Other Words, A Flywheel Experiment

12 Sequential Shots Of Plane Hitting WTC

More Evidence Of An Object On WTC2 Boeing?

Soldier, Iraq Police Chief Die in Attacks
A U.S. soldier and an Iraqi police chief were killed in separate guerrilla-style attacks Monday in Baghdad and the dangerous ``Sunni Triangle.''

Why did Abbas really resign?
Day before he 'quit,' his brother dropped from Jordan fraud case

Blast Near Chechnya Kills 3, Undermines Peace Plan

Terror Law Nabs Common Criminals
In the two years since law enforcement agencies gained fresh powers to help them track down and punish terrorists, police and prosecutors have increasingly turned the force of the new laws not on al-Qaida cells but on people charged with common crimes.

UK: 'Snooper' powers to fight terror
Telephone companies and internet service providers will be asked to keep records of all user calls and e-mails for a year.

Indonesia's new 'legal' jihad
Muslims now take on Christians through legislation

Scalar Energy
A Completely New World Is Possible

Inquiry into British arms expert's death recalls key witnesses
British Defense Secretary Geoff Hoon, Prime Minister Tony Blair's press chief Alastair Campbell and BBC journalist Andrew Gilligan are among key witnesses to be cross-examined

Last Rights - Phony Elections and The State of the Nation
The difference from past campaigns lies in the media mandarins' sad belief that there will actually be a genuine, open, presidential election in November 2004. This childlike faith stems, of course, from their equally fallacious conviction that the United States did not suffer a coup d'etat in December 2000 at the hands of an extremist faction of elites.

Man vows not to allow homes to be removed from his land
A Michigan property owner is promising an armed confrontation with anyone who attempts to enforce a judge's order to remove three manufactured homes from his land.

Ethnic Cleansing in Connecticut
Our state's role in the Nazi eugenics movement

Who Is REALLY Lord of Your Church?
Perhaps if we had real churches we would have real preachers. A real preacher would preach the Law to the oppressor and Liberty to the people.

U.S. expected to abstain from U.N. vote on Arafat
Security Council resolution to forbid Israel from expelling Palestinian leader

Lebanese forces on alert to protect Arafat
Soldiers aim to prevent Israel from deporting Palestinian leader to country

Islamists target Morocco's Jews
Recent murders underscore shrinking of community from 350,000 to 3,500

WTO trade talks collapse in Mexico
Differences between rich, poor nations blamed for 2nd failure in 4 years

Radio Tag Debut Set for This Week
A consortium of retailers and consumer goods companies plan to unveil the replacement for the bar code next week. The upgrade will use a controversial radio technology that critics say will significantly expand the powers of retailers to track the whereabouts of their goods and the people who buy them.

U.S. Military to Issue RFID Mandate
RFID Journal has learned that the U.S. Department of Defense plans to ask its top 100 suppliers to put RFID tags on pallets, cases and big-ticket items. The military intends to spell out its plans in detail sometime next summer, but it is believed that tagging could begin in 2005.

Flashback: Pakistan, The Taliban and the CIA

US 'let Taleban men escape'
The United States secretly approved rescue flights by Pakistan into Kunduz that let Taleban leaders and al-Qaeda fighters escape from the besieged northern Afghan city before its fall last year, New Yorker magazine reports today.

US helped Taliban to safety, magazine claims
Rumours of the airlifts came initially from Northern Alliance officials but were strenuously denied by Donald Rumsfeld, the US defence secretary

Terrorists trying to sabotage self-rule
Powell dismisses France's call for seating provisional government in month

Sweden says 'no' to euro
Referendum follows killing of foreign minister who pushed for membership

Saudis move F-15s near Israel's border
Fighter-jet relocation violates kingdom's pledge to U.S.

Mystery Shrouds Pentagon's Extra Funds
The Bush administration has been tight-lipped about where the huge sums - which come on top of $62bn appropriated for military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan in April - are going.

Al-Jazeera airs new video of 9-11 hijacker
Footage shows Saeed Alghamdi reading from will, firing automatic rifle

Bin Laden audiotape 'probably' authentic
CIA analysis shows voice is al-Qaida leader's, no indication when recorded

Iran refuses to hand over Zarqawi
Al-Qaida operative believed under government protection

Troops dig into own pockets to pay for gear
Last Christmas, Mike Corcoran sent his mother an unusual Christmas list: He wanted night-vision goggles, a global positioning system and a short-wave radio.

Did The Boeing Fuselage Produce The 'Object'?

Mystery Solved?

Remember When...
Jeb Bush Declared Martial Law In Florida

China gleaned secrets from U.S. spy plane?
Navy: Crew failed to destroy all classified materials on board

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Hunger increases among U.S. working poor
The ranks of the hungry more and more include single mothers stuck in low-wage jobs, married couples who can't keep up with soaring housing costs and able-bodied people who can't find jobs.

Good Economy. Bad Job Market. Huh?
The United States economy has not experienced anything like this since World War II. Normally, a spike in productivity is accompanied by an even greater spike in demand. Simply put, productivity rises when workers produce more and sell more each year, and do so without putting in extra hours. The production part is working just fine. The demand, however, is lacking.

Saddam's old terror cells fail squeaky-clean test despite US facelift
No pictures of the prisoners, we were told. Do not enter the compound. Do not go inside the wire.

Threats divert UPS cargo plane
Anonymous caller claims bomb in package, gives tracking number

Net struggles with data overload
Radio astronomy generates huge amounts of data
Most home net users would love to have a link that can handle gigabits of data every second.

U.S. Recovery May Stall in 2004 Unless Hiring Begins
The U.S. economy, forecast to expand by at least 4 percent through the end of this year, may falter in 2004 as anemic job growth hinders consumer spending.

Ottawa seeks 2-trash-bag limit
City hopes to coerce residents into recycling half of household waste

500 paedophiles to be tracked by satellite tags
A British company is to hold talks with Ministers in the next few weeks with a view to launching a Home Office-backed trial involving between 100 and 500 child sex offenders. It is also talking to government officials in the United States, Italy and Ireland and is to tag a number of paedophiles who have volunteered to wear the device.

Face-scanning system used at Statue of Liberty
As visitors to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island board a ferry from Manhattan, a new surveillance system is taking their pictures and comparing them to a database of terror suspects compiled by the federal government.

Next: No Smoking in Your Car
Smoking even in the privacy of your own car could be banned under one of at least five state bills introduced in the past year to limit where a person can light up.

Patriot Act, Part II
The Bush administration has been on a campaign to shore up support for the Patriot Act and argue for an expanded version, which is being dubbed Patriot Act II.

U.S., Europe clash over access to passenger data
The government's plan to collect personal data on airline and cruise passengers in order to prevent terrorists from entering the country is running into resistance from the European Union, which says the proposal violates its privacy laws.

UK's Blunkett's National ID card plans 'flawed'
Mr Blunkett said he wanted a bill for the introduction of national identity cards to be included in the Queen's Speech.

Inventions That Might Have Been

India to build two nuclear-proof bunkers to shield top leaders
The Indian government has decided to build two nuclear-proof bunkers to protect top leaders including Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee in case of an atomic strike, a report said Monday.

New Aussie nuke claim
Australian scientists are researching cheaper ways of enriching uranium - possibly a significant step on the road to making nuclear weapons.

Scientists call for U.N. ban on human cloning
But leading experts support replication of tissue for treating disease

Jungle children caught in a cruel Land of Nod
Their necks begin to swing backwards and forwards. "Nodding disease", as the malady has been called, takes hold. "I don't feel good when I eat," said Malesh Reuben, a skinny 12-year-old who has been nodding this way for five years.

Pakistan to send troops if OK with Arab world
Musharraf seeks more military, intelligence from U.S. to fight al-Qaida, Taliban

Syria to help Iraq if U.S. withdraws
Arab commitment to reconstruction said linked to U.N. taking charge

Jordan border, Iraqi-terror link
U.S. winks at subversion from 'pro-West' kingdom

Bin Laden planned Asia hijackings
Suicide bombers recruited with help of Jemaah Islamiah network

Bomb kills 2 at U.N. compound in Baghdad
Explosives detonated while car being examined at checkpoint

Iran Shows Off Missile Might Amid Nuclear Fears
Iran, under pressure to dispel fears it is developing nuclear arms, Monday paraded six of its newly deployed medium-range missiles, which military analysts say could reach Israel or U.S. bases in the Gulf.

Clark hobnobbed with war criminal
Photo shows hat-exchange with mastermind of Srbrenica massacre

Clinton pulling Clark strings?
Army of former administration players, allies on general's camp

Back condition let Dean skip Vietnam
Democratic candidate spent war skiing after military granted deferment

Moseley Braun announces White House run
'I am uniquely qualified to do the job of president'

New Schwarzenegger visa issue
'71 bricklaying business appears to be violation

Legal scholars see Oct. 7 as the day
11-judge federal appeals panel likely to restore original election date

TSA honcho's wife caught with gun at airport

Egypt attempts to close Copt church
Christians fear government plans to turn it into mosque

Terrorist says 9-11 plot began in '96
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed claims original plan called for 10 hijackings

U.S. denies report of Saddam-exile talks
Hussein said to have offered money, weapons information for safety in Belarus

Saddam created guerrilla network before war
Lebanese writer claims Hussein began recruiting anti-U.S. fighters in 1998

Bush to tell U.N. he made 'right decision' on Iraq
Argues U.N. resolution 1441 provided sufficient authority for U.S.-led war

Chirac calls for immediate Iraqi sovereignty
French leader declares he'll only OK U.N. resolution that does this

Now It's Dr. Hulda Clark's Turn

Weapon of mass population
'I want to have many boys, so we have more people and can get the Jews out'

IMF: Arafat diverted $1.35 billion over 5 years
Palestinian leader transferred public funds to bank account he controlled

Fence, loan undergo further discussions
Israel grants 11,000 Palestinian laborers entry permits ahead of D.C. meeting

Anti-Terror Funding 'Obscenity' Compared To AIDS

Day 5 of Isabel, still in the dark
Power won't be restored to all of 1.8 million customers affected until Friday

Eatery taunts litigator with fat-laden bananas
Restaurant requires customers to sign liability waiver before eating dessert

Bush renews Area 51 secrecy order

Vaccine 'Cure' For Cancer?

Amazon selling pedophile mag
'Man-boy love' publication implicated in suit involving rape, murder of child

Sharon War Criminal Record - The Short Version

ProtestGayDay.com declares victory
Group goes after Texas Rangers, demonstrates at Six Flags

Is A Brain Really Necessary?

Both Wars Planned In Advance Before 911 - Meacher

Cheney's Role In 911 Put On Center Stage By British MP
For the first time, a prominent British political figure has aired his suspicions, that the group around U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney may have intentionally caused, or allowed to happen, the mega-terrorism in New York and Washington on Sept. 11, 2001, to set into motion an era of neo-imperial wars.

Israeli 'Art Salesmen' Face Deportation From Canada

UK Government 'will force hunting ban'
The warning, in a debate in the House of Lords, means that a ban on hunting in England and Wales is likely by next year. Lord Whitty said that he planned to "facilitate the view of the elected house" which voted overwhelmingly before the summer to ban hunting.

Rare Albino Gorilla Dying Of Skin Cancer

Colombia - Widespread Use of Child Combatants

Humvee Is A Lightweight Deathtrap In Iraq

U.S. Planes Drop Bombs Inside Pakistan
No one was injured in the incident Thursday near the border town of Wana, 240 miles southwest of Islamabad.

Mexicans Send More Than $1bn Back Home In July

ADL's Foxman Says Gibson Spewing Anti-Semitism

Vatican Praises Mel Gibson Film

Anti-WTO suicide triggers protests
Shouting "WTO kills farmers", Lee stabbed himself in the chest with a Swiss Army pocket knife on September 10 and died later in a hospital. He left three daughters.

Utter Lies First - Diplomacy, Neocon-Style

'Human-cow' created
A controversial cloning scientist is to announce he has created "human-cow" embryos that lived for about a fortnight and theoretically could have been implanted into a woman's womb.

Binge Drinking Costing UK Billions

Hurricane Isabel Slams Into KILL DEVIL HILLS, N.C
The core of Hurricane Isabel slammed into the barrier islands of North Carolina late this morning, bringing high winds, driving rain and violent surf, and causing flooding, downing trees and knocking out power to more than 300,000 people in northeastern North Carolina and Virginia.

Secret report undercuts Iraq connection to WTC
'No specific information' Saddam behind '93 bombing, any other attack on U.S

U.S.: Iraqi soldiers won't see combat
Tasks to include providing security for vehicle convoys, manning checkpoints

Baghdad Bob: Saddam botched war
Criticizes decision to divide country into 4 military zones

Billionaire raising $75 million to oust Bush
George Soros mobilizing grass roots in key battleground states

Hostage standoff ends in Tennessee
Self-described al-Qaida member killed by cops after storming into college classroom

Moore takes Decalogue battle to D.C.
Offers controversial Commandments monument to Congress

Sweden censures Oprah for bias
Show gave too much time to people who favored war with Iraq

U.S. to Jordan: Refreeze Hamas assets
Powell told bank accounts unfrozen due to political difficulties

Israeli gunships kill Palestinian militant
Troops target local Islamic Jihad leader in Gaza

Arabs push Arafat resolution at U.N.
Nations agree to request emergency special session of General Assembly

Jimmy Carter: Bush 'too busy' for Israeli focus
Recalls own experience 25 years ago ahead of Camp David peace accords

Black church 'celebrating evil'?
Jesse Peterson rips L.A. pastor for hosting Clinton, Davis

Proponents petition appeals court
Asked to overrule decision by own 3-judge panel

15 states license illegals to drive
Immigration-reform group calls on federal government to step in

911: A Military Infrared Targeting Pod - Also Carrying Fuel?

The coming first world debt crisis
The reckless financial policies of leading western powers in the last two decades make it likely that the next seismic debt crisis will be in America, not Argentina. It can be avoided, says Ann Pettifor of the Real World Economic Outlook, only by serious efforts to bring regulation and balance to the international economy.

Britain's spy chief regrets '45 minute' weapons claim
Foreign intelligence head says chemical, biological munitions report 'misinterpreted'

Hamas document hints at Saudi aid
Confiscated memo thanks kingdom officials for continued support amid U.S. pressure

ACLU in another Commandments suit
Seeks removal of Decalogue parchment in rural Georgia courthouse

U.S. vetoes U.N. resolution to protect Arafat
Text demands 'occupying power' cease any effort to deport Palestinian leader

Canadian Parliament embraces 'gay' marriage
Bill affirming traditional definition of institution narrowly defeated

Ex-Big Brother jailed for molesting boy
Man to serve up to 14 years for lewd behavior with 11-year-old he mentored

Former Scout master arrested for rape
Man charged with sexually abusing boy, 8, in his troop

Isabel forces Outer Banks exodus
90,000 urged to evacuate, Navy moves ships, subs out to sea

Woman hurls knife at husband over Isabel
70-year-old upset he chose to watch football instead of prepare for hurricane

Teddy-bear cams spy on ex-partners
Estranged couples use childrens' toys to watch each other on custody visits

Court will review decision to delay vote
9th Circuit allowing California to ask 11-judge panel to rehear case

Seattle's latte tax creamed
Early voters nix 10-cent-a-cup levy on espresso drinks by 2-to-1 margin

An Army of 1 – and 1 in the oven
Spokesman asked about level of pregnancies among U.S soldiers in Iraq

Airport chiefs seek delay of deadline
Complain $380 million program to fingerprint foreigners lacks implementation plan

Inmates sue Florida saying guards tortured them with pepper spray
Twenty-two state prisoners, including six from Charlotte Correctional Institution in Punta Gorda, filed a federal lawsuit Friday that claims correctional officers statewide have tortured inmates with unnecessary and excessive use of chemicals such as pepper spray and tear gas.

The ‘airlift of evil’
In the past week, a half dozen or more Pakistani air force cargo planes landed in the Taliban-held city of Kunduz and evacuated to Pakistan hundreds of non-Afghan soldiers who fought alongside the Taliban and even al-Qaida against the United States.

THE GETAWAY
The Americans also said that what was supposed to be a limited evacuation apparently slipped out of control, and, as an unintended consequence, an unknown number of Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters managed to join in the exodus.

California workers highest paid in nation
Average state employee has $56,800 compensation package, 13 holidays

'Bigfoot' believers converge in California
Researchers seek to move hairy hominid from myth to reality

Report: No weapons of mass destruction found
U.S., Britain delay indefinitely release of progress report on hunt

Scientists say nuke program ended long ago
Experts think colleagues who defected 'trumped up' situation to gain asylum

Mistrust of Germany, France behind Swedish vote
Major euro zone members seen bending rules to suit themselves

Computers that know how you feel
BlueEyes uses sensing technology to identify a user's actions and to extract key information. This information is then analyzed to determine the user's physical, emotional, or informational state, which in turn can be used to help make the user more productive by performing expected actions or by providing expected information.

One Tree in Ohio Gets Blamed for America's Worst Blackout
The biggest power failure in North America's history was likely caused by a tree in Walton Hills, Ohio, the Wall Street Journal reported today.

Yasser Arafat emerged from his office for a second straight night Friday, telling hundreds of supporters they will go to Jerusalem as martyrs.

Arafat: Is it time to exile or kill him?
As Israelis debate expelling leader, Jerusalem Post calls for his death

Israeli Arafat Threat Draws Worldwide Warnings

Muslims throw rocks at Jewish worshippers
Israeli police fire tear gas, stun grenades to disperse mob at Western Wall

Expelling Arafat Would Be 'Serious' Mistake - Russia

Blair Ignored Warnings War Would Help Terrorists

Indian Farmers Attack Former Monsanto HQ

The Genetically Modified Bomb
Imagine a bomb that only kills Caucasians with red hair. Or short people. Or Arabs. Or Chinese.

Deadly friendly-fire incident in Fallujah
U.S. soldiers mistakenly shoot on policemen, 15 killed

U.N. lifts sanctions on Libya
France abstains from largely symbolic Security Council vote

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