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The Sword of the Beast
NATO Rolls Out New Strike Force: War games involving air, sea and land forces from 11 nations mark the debut for the NATO Response Force which brings together elite troops from around the alliance into a single unit to tackle threats from terrorists, rogue states or regional crises.

The Ten Kingdoms of the Beast
2nd Kingdom framework OK'd; Agreement reached as anti-globalization demonstrators clash with police in Miami

Students threatened by Christmas?
ACLU warns of lawsuit unless principal censors celebration

Students lobby for university porn club
Group already meets weekly but wants official campus sponsorship

New Testament verse found on ancient shrine
Name 'Simon' carved in Greek letters onto burial monument in Holy Land

Selective Service Lottery
If and when the Congress and the President reinstate a military draft, the Selective Service System would conduct a National Draft Lottery to determine the order in which young men would be drafted.

High-Tech Jobs Dwindle by 12 Percent
About 12 percent of the nation's high-tech jobs have evaporated during the past two years, but the meltdown appears to be in its final stages, according to an industry report to be released Wednesday

Parts of White House Evacuated
At least parts of the White House were evacuated Thursday. A plane flew within five miles of restricted airspace around the complex, the Secret Service said

Rare Infection Threatens to Spread in Blood Supply
A parasitic infection common in Latin America is threatening the United States blood supply, public health experts say. They are especially concerned because there will be no test for it in donated blood until next year at the earliest.

EU Parliament Says Yes to Embryo Cell Research
The European Parliament voted Wednesday to fund research using stem cells taken from human embryos, a controversial procedure opposed by anti-abortion activists.

NYPD to Have Access to Interpol Data
The NYPD will be the first police department in the United States to plug into a Interpol database that allows access to fingerprints, passports and pictures.

Biometrics Hold Key to Next Hi-Tech Revolution
"Biometrics," the technology that uses fingerprints, the voice, face or eyes to identify an individual, is set to revolutionize the way we travel and live.

Here Comes Big Brother
columnist Clarence Page of the Chicago Tribune notes that FBI agents used the Patriot Act to go after a Las Vegas strip club owner suspected of bribing politicians. What, you may ask, does this have to do with terrorist investigations? Absolutely nothing, but the Patriot Act has in many ways made it easier for federal law enforcement officers to intrude improperly on people, even to violate the rights of suspected criminals.

Republicans Back E-Vote Bill
As criticism of electronic voting systems heats up across the nation, three Republicans have signed on to support a bill that would force e-voting machines to produce a paper trail. Previously only Democrats had vowed to support the bill.

Tiny robot helicopter unveiled in Japan
Weighing only 8.9 grams, the four-legged mini-copter is equipped with four micro actuators to drive two rotors and stabilising units that make it fly and balance in the air.

New Twist On Death Arrangements With DNA Genome Vault
Nevada-based ZORNEX Corporation has come up with a new twist to consider when making final arrangements. The company creates Personal (DNA) Genome Vaults, preserving the loved one's genetic strands inside a miniature pyramid with a 3-D memorial bust on top.

Library patron rips cover from 'gay' publication
'I'm old fashioned and have grandchildren and this magazine was eye level'

Syphilis rate climbs for 2nd consecutive year
Mostly because of increase in cases among homosexual, bisexual men

'Out-of-order' sign lures girls to boys' bathroom
Man concocted elaborate mirror set-up to spy on gals for 3 years

Massive blasts rock Istanbul, 25 dead
Explosives-packed trucks explode outside British bank, consulate

Jeb Bush says Terri must have jury trial
Launches legal volley to challenge husband of brain-damaged woman

Michael: Block Bone Scan Showing Possible Abuse of Terri Schiavo
Judge George Greer will hear a motion tomorrow filed by Michael Schiavo that would prevent discovery of information regarding a bone scan conducted on Terri Schiavo that shows she may have been a victim of physical abuse.

War critics astonished as US hawk admits invasion was illegal
International lawyers and anti-war campaigners reacted with astonishment yesterday after the influential Pentagon hawk Richard Perle conceded that the invasion of Iraq had been illegal.

Newspaper confuses Daschle with Saddam
Had senator calling U.S. 'the evil ones,' urging Baathists to return to power

Reserve and Guard Ordered to Alert More Troops for Iraq
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld ordered an additional 15,000 Reserve and National Guard troops on Wednesday to prepare for the possibility of yearlong duty in Iraq or Kuwait, rounding out a plan to rotate American forces in the region by next spring.

Insurgency 'not about Saddam'
A FORMER Iraqi general who claims to be part of the insurgency against US troops says the guerilla war around this "Sunni Triangle" city is being waged by small groups fighting on their own without direction from Saddam Hussein or others.

Dr. Laura rebuked for 'anti-Muslim tirade'
Controversial Islamic group demands apology from radio counselor

Forty-seven charged in U.S. forex sting
Federal authorities have charged 47 people, netted in a sting operation dubbed "Wooden Nickel," with running a scam in the foreign currency market that defrauded retail investors and big Wall Street firms of millions of dollars.

Jackson scheduled for arrest this morning
Pop star to turn self in after issuance of warrant on child-molestation charges

Boy, 12, 'plied with wine'
The accuser of Michael Jackson, preparing to surrender on charges of child molestation, is reported to be a 12-year-old boy who says the pop star lured him to his Neverland Ranch and plied him with wine before abusing him.

Army Cites Burdens Posed by Rotation
Army leaders warned yesterday that plans to replace U.S. forces in Iraq early next year with a new wave of troops will present enormous logistical burdens, posing a challenge unlike any military authorities have confronted in recent decades.

Israel used 'banned weapon' in Gaza
An Arab Israeli lawmaker on Wednesday accused the Israeli military of using a "banned weapon" in a deadly raid in the Gaza Strip in October, as another deputy threatened to reveal confidential information on the attack.

Arab TV depicts Jews eating Christian child's blood
Syrian-produced prime-time show airs anti-Semitic libel

TV ad contest: Bash Bush in 30 seconds
Liberal group enlisting help of Al Franken, other celebrities in nationwide search

Investors Flee US Treasuries - $50bn Down To $4.2bn
The dollar fell to a record low against the euro yesterday as data showing sharply weaker capital flows prompted news fears over the funding of the US current account deficit.

China consides tariff hike on US goods
China says it may hike tariffs on some US imports if Washington fails to comply with last week's World Trade Organization ruling that steel tariffs violated global trade rules.

Are they demons or just delusions?
Opinions on spiritual exorcisms run gamut in U.S.

The Russell Body
The Forgotten Clue To The Bacterial Cause Of Cancer

Soldier's death tied to vaccines
But panels' conclusion not factored into probe of pneumonia cases

10 Commandments judge forced to pay for removal?
Alabama's acting chief justice: Roy Moore should pay $7,000 for moving of monument

Beer sold in used cups at Bucs game
Cop who busted concession worker raises health issues

Rush Limbaugh attacks ABC News investigation
Radio host blasts money-laundering story in connection with his drug-pill addiction

Arrest warrant issued for Michael Jackson
Authorities negotiating for surrender, bail set at $3 million

Students using the net to cheat
For Anna, 22, a final year student in south-east England, internet plagiarism is a natural part of undergraduate life.

Governor to challenge ruling
Romney to push for constitutional amendment to block 'homosexual marriage'

Bush pushes for cybercrime treaty
Civil libertarians have objected to the treaty ever since it became public in early 2000, arguing that it would endanger privacy rights and grant too much power to government investigators

Bush stares down Iraq detractors
Defends war in speech to British politicians in London

Truancy Sweep Across England to Keep School Children from Protesting Bush
A new wave of truancy sweeps has been launched across England, as speculation grows that children will miss school to protest against President Bush's visit.

Text of president's speech
Bush addresses British academics, dignitaries at Whitehall Palace

Palace security scandal amid Bush visit
Reporter reveals he spent 2 months at Buckingham secretly working as footman

Bush security bubble covers England
London was fully enveloped in the "Bush security bubble" last night as the capital braced itself for the massive force shielding the United States president during his three-day visit to Britain.

Bush Urges Israel, Palestinians to Take Steps Toward Peace
President Bush is again urging Israel and the Palestinians to take steps toward peace. He is also calling for Europe to help put pressure on Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat.

Officer facing charges would do it again
West: To protect my men 'I'd go through hell with a gasoline can'

Air Force pounds guerrilla targets
Pair of 2,000-pound satellite-guided bombs dropped near Baqouba

Faulty lubricant causing guns to jam?
Soldiers say military-issued product attracts sand into weapon

Speedy trial guarantees to be suspended in Miami for trade talks
The Florida Supreme Court's chief justice ordered Thursday that guarantees for speedy trials and court hearings will be suspended temporarily in Miami-Dade County because of next week's free trade meetings.

Judge: Police Trick to Obtain DNA OK
Seattle police didn't break the law when they tricked a suspect in an unsolved 1982 rape-murder into providing a DNA sample by getting him to lick an envelope, a judge ruled.

Canada to Create domestic security unit - Concept would be similar to U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Canada will develop a comprehensive national security policy to deal with the continuing threat of terrorism, says prime minister-to-be Paul Martin.

UK to Make MI5 Web Site Its Outlet for Terror Tips
Britain will make the secretive counter-espionage agency MI5 its public face for terror alerts with the launch next year of a Web site dedicated to threats on UK soil

Standing up: Students fight Deibold
A federal judge in San Jose, Calif., heard arguments in a lawsuit brought by student activists seeking to disseminate internal documents from Diebold Election Systems, an Ohio company that sells e-voting software.

We've Seen This Before: University Student Made Hate Crimes Up
Evanston police arrested a Communication freshman Monday and charged him with felony disorderly conduct, alleging he lied about two hate crimes to bring attention to race relations on campus.

Suspected terrorists given citizenship
over the last decade, U.S. immigration officials repeatedly allowed suspected terrorists to become U.S. citizens, even when they were under FBI investigation — and it continued after 9/11.

U.S. Investigates Moscow Theater Siege, Seeking Qaeda Link
American law enforcement officials are investigating the deadly takeover of a Moscow theater last year by Chechen rebels to determine whether Al Qaeda was involved and whether criminal charges should be brought in the United States

China warns Taiwan 'risking war'
China has warned that Taiwan's President Chen Shui-bian "risks war" if he launches any independence bid.

Human Trials Start on Ebola Victims
volunteer has received the first human inoculation of an experimental vaccine designed to prevent infection by Ebola, a highly lethal African virus that some officials fear could be used as a weapon of bioterrorism.

Polio vaccine may spawn disease
But the disease could resurface as vaccination rates drop off, the new study cautions. The common oral polio vaccine (OPV) contains a live virus that can mutate into a disease-causing form and spread.

'Gay marriage' justice tied to N.Y. Times
Wed to Anthony Lewis, paper's affiliate pushed for her appointment

'Gay' marriage ruling 'fatal blow' to family?
Opponents warning of 'dire ramifications' that could 'destroy society as we know it'

Democrats accused of racism on Bush nominees
Critics cite Kennedy 'Neanderthal' remark, memo nixing Estrada because 'he is Latino'

County rejects 'God' resolution
Board kills measure recognizing Creator as foundation of America

Witch files complaint against Christian pols
Mayor, councilor face sanctions for warning voters about pagan

Dad murders 4-year-old to avoid child support?
Prosecutor says $1,000 monthly payment was motive for pushing daughter off cliff

Bob Barr: Lt. Col West no hero
Officer facing charges for shock tactics used to save lives

Affirmative-action case rigged?
Memos urge Sen. Kennedy to slow judicial confirmation to affect ruling

Cops search Michael Jackson's ranch
Police swarm Neverland grounds after 12-year-old boy's allegation

Abortion of cleft-palate baby brings action
'This case raises the increasingly worrying concern of eugenics in our society'

Animal activists threaten animal control?
Coalition for a Humane Los Angeles: 'Oh, please, that is just so ludicrous'

Concealed-gun bill shot down
Vetoed measure would have allowed residents to carry firearms in public

Sickening: Bush and Blair nominated for the Nobel Prize
The irony of this "peace prize" nomination is probably not lost on many. Then again, in the New World Order, they'd be in good company with NWO puppet Kofi Annan

Brazil, U.S. eyeing 'a la carte' FTAA
As talks to implement the Free Trade Area of the Americas opened Monday, Brazil and the United States appeared to be on friendlier terms and moving toward a scaled-down version of the proposed pact.

UN Group Seeks Control of the Internet
Governments spearheaded by China, Brazil, India, Russia and Saudi Arabia are trying to place the Internet under the control of the United Nations or its member governments

Miami: Armored Vehicles Patrol Quiet, Empty Streets
Several hundred officers patrolled the mostly empty streets on Monday. The city even rolled out its fleet of armored personnel carriers in the ghost town.

Cameras Trace Students' Every Move
Walk into any classroom in Biloxi and your every move is being watched. In fact, in all of America this school system may be unique. There's a camera in every classroom.

Terror Futures Market Is Back: Future's bright for terror betting
A futures market first proposed by the Pentagon that allows speculators to bet on assassinations, coups and acts of terrorism is to be set up without government involvement, it emerged yesterday.

It's the computers' turn to mess up elections
All future elections will be screwed up with the aid of computers. Various local elections throughout the United States early this month provided worrisome hints of the woes to come.

Trade in the tools of torture: The U.S. government OKs the export of shackles and stun guns
The inquiry established that in the past two years, for instance, stun batons, stun guns, and similar devices were shipped to Haiti, India, Lebanon, and Turkey; the State Department has cited authorities in those countries for torturing prisoners with electric shock devices

Kubrick approached by NASA to film alternative moon landing
During an interview with Stanley Kubrick's widow an extraordinary story came to light. She claims Kubrick and other Hollywood producers were recruited to help the U.S. win the high stakes race to the moon.

Uncle Sam's lucky finds
Of course you could interpret these discoveries differently. You could detect in them the clear hand of American propaganda. This isn't, of course, to claim a dirty tricks department somewhere in the heart of Washington. That would have you immediately accused of peddling conspiracy theories, though I'm coming to think that conspiracy theories have had a bad press.

Yemen frees 92 repentant al-Qaida suspects and hundreds of others for Ramadan
Yemen's government on Sunday freed 92 followers of the al-Qaida terrorist network who have repented, a Yemeni judge responsible for dialogue with suspected terrorists said.

Wolfowitz: Turkey Made 'Big Mistake' in Denying Land
acknowledged the United States had asked a lot of Turkey and noted that Turkey has granted overflight rights to American planes.

Iran's nuclear program "threatens existence of Israel": Mossad chief
In a rare appearance before the Knesset's foreign affairs and defence committee, Meir Dagan said Iran was now close to the "point of no return" in developing nuclear arms.

Ivy Cyclone II continues in Tikrit
US forces loose new barrage of fire in flashpoint Iraqi town of Tikrit in show to demonstrate their capabilities.

US wants military "staging post" in northern Australia: report
The United States wants to set up a defence "staging post" in northern Australia that would house large amounts of military hardware

Iraq's transition plan includes bill of rights
Details of agreement feature freedom of speech, religion

The Iraq Trap: Watch Out What You Ask for
Media outlets are filled with bad news about Iraq. A theme is emerging: This administration doesn’t know how to run an occupation!

Americans Turn Tikrit Into Iraq's Own West Bank
It is the West Bank and Gaza Strip, but transported to Iraq. A town is imprisoned by razor wire. The entrance is guarded by soldiers, protected by sand bags, concrete barricades and a machine-gun nest.

Daughter raped by brothers, murdered by mother
'Thousands of women have been killed in the name of honor'

The Roots of Evil in Jerusalem.
For if we are to believe that the anti-Christ is to have his seat on the Temple Mount, then we must come to grips with some truths not being preached today.

Ho-Ho-Hollywood: Is it Santa or Satan?
From socialist Asner to Thornton's foul-mouthed, drunken thief, 2003 Christmas film crop criticized

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Sweeping new emergency laws to counter UK terror

Diane Harvey
The Ultimate Evil Twins - Totalitarianism & Terrorism

Government Engineered Extinction: US industries of mining, forestry, farming and ranching are being destroyed along with National Security
The New American

Judith Moriarty
A Thousand Points Of Blight - Kicked To The Curb

"The 'net' is a totally dangerous thing."
Wait till you start seeing a $10 month "web access" tax to keep you off the net - and then taxing of servers...youŽll get the point.
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First Live Solar Eclipse Webcast from Antarctica
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Christopher Westley
Bush's Budget Betrayal

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Rebuttal To The KATU News Report Regarding My Husband, Fritz Springmeier

The Roots Of Evil In Jerusalem
THE same families who own and control the Federal Reserve and other major financial institutions have their eyes set on the Temple Mount, and the Holy City of Jerusalem.
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Mind Control: Technology, Techniques, and Politics
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Terri's dad: 'She's literally been a prisoner'
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Anthony C. LoBaido
Beyond Gomorrah: America's Culture

Allen Furford
Carlyle, Cheney, Bush, Nazis, Yukos, Soros, Putin - Strange Brew

Gore Vidal skewers Bush, Ashcroft and the whole lot of us for letting despots rule
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4,000 High School Juniors and Seniors Names Given To Military Recruiters
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'Let Me Talk To A Supervisor!'
What really happens when you say those words

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The American Way

Sherman H. Skolnick
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The Public Execution Of John F. Kennedy

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Subjugating The Middle East
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The American Inquisition Has Begun
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How Do You Spell "Iraq"?
V I E T N A M
In Vietnam, first U.S. troops spearheaded the war effort, later Vietnamese soldiers. But Vietnamization failed and Iraqization will now fail.

Paul Craig Roberts
Hate-Crimes Bill Itself a Hate-Crime

Teens Turn Legal Plant Into Dangerous Drug - Police: Parents Should Look Out For 'Angel Trumpet'
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Right to Travel
Depite Actions of Police and Local Courts, Higher Courts Have Ruled That American Citizens Have A Right To Travel Without State Permits

THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE SCAM
Once a state has registered a birth document with U.S. Department of Commerce, the Department notifies the Treasury Department, which takes out a loan from the Federal Reserve.

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Santa Claus Verses Jesus Christ
Does being lied to as children, about Santa Claus, the Tooth Fairy etc, condition children to grow up believing that Jesus Christ is just another nice story, or myth? - especially when Jesus Christ is worshipped as a helpless little babe in the stable at christmas, and we sing cute carols about the "Little Lord Jesus". Does all this help to promote the belief that it is just a nice fairy tail for the gullible?

Christmas' pagan origins
No one knows what day Jesus Christ was born on. From the biblical description, most historians believe that his birth probably occurred in September, approximately six months after Passover. One thing they agree on is that it is very unlikely that Jesus was born in December, since the bible records shepherds tending their sheep in the fields on that night. This is quite unlikely to have happened during a cold Judean winter. So why do we celebrate Christ’s birthday as Christmas, on December the 25th?

Satan's Claws (Santa Claus)
What Would Yahshua Do...Celebrate Chanukah or Xmas?

'No Christian symbols at Christmas'
Carnal Christians Upset but the real agenda is no Christianity period. Red Cross stores bar religious decor fearing it might be offensive

Tammy Faye speaks at homosexual church
Former televangelist guest at congregation's anniversary service

Roy Moore plans bill to curb federal courts
Ousted '10 Commandments judge' prepares to launch nationwide speaking tour

Annan to appoint new Iraq special envoy
The UN Secretary-General has left open a return to Baghdad of UN political staff, suggesting they might operate outside the country.

Bush still mum on 10 Commandments
Spokesman has no problem with conflicting court decisions on Decalogue

London mayor: Bush 'greatest threat to life on planet'
Ken Livingstone: 'The policies he is initiating will doom us to extinction'

15% of Brits: U.S. is 'evil empire'
But 62% call America 'generally speaking, a force for good'

Turkish police end siege
Turkish police using teargas have stormed an Istanbul courthouse and seized Kurdish rebel supporters who had briefly taken several judges hostage there, the interior minister says.

What Chronic Disease Have You Been Labeled With?
There is an extraordinary number of citizens being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, Lupus,ALS, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Alzheimers, BiPolar Depression, Fibromyalgia, Parkinsons...these so called separate diseases, may have common infectious causes.

Man who lost state aid is taken off life support
Doctors have removed a ventilator from a Portland man who has been severely brain-damaged since he suffered a massive seizure after his state-paid medication for epilepsy ran out.

Colin Powell teaches sexual abstinence
Major shift from last year's MTV advice to 'forget the taboos'

Security tight ahead of Bush visit
U.S. President George W. Bush will lean on his staunchest ally Tony Blair when he arrives in London tonight for his first visit to a major European capital since war in Iraq polarised the world.

Reagan shooter wants to leave asylum unsupervised
Therapist says John Hinckley's mental illness in 'full remission'

Orderite Schwarzenegger sworn in
With 'immigrant's optimism' sees state as 'golden dream by the sea'

New Train Speed Record
A Japanese train broke its own world speed record when engineers sent it hurtling 347mph down a test track west of Tokyo.

UK's Iraq envoy says military might not enough
Military might is not sufficient to tackle the security situation in Iraq, says Britain's special representative to the war-torn country.

Bremer: Kill Saddam
U.S. administrator describes Hussein as 'voice from the wilderness

'U.S. raids Saddam's hometown
Troops in Ramadi nab leader of Fedayeen guerrillas behind attacks, ambushes

Muhammad guilty of capital murder
Verdict reached after 7 hours of deliberations, trial of co-conspirator Malvo getting under way

Trade Talks Begin As Protesters Gather In Miami
Hemisphere's Trade Ministers Negotiating Free Trade Area Of Americas

Germany extradites Yemeni terror suspects
Pair suspected of raising funds for al-Qaida, Hamas to be prosecuted in U.S.

Afghanistan 2003 called 'Taliban-lite'
Constitution states new government officially to become Islamic republic

U.S. Carries Out Terror Drill in Arizona
High school drama students played injured and dead victims, complete with makeup depicting burns and other injuries, as several more explosions detonated. A mock toxic gas also was released.

Red Cross halts West Bank relief
The Red Cross is ending two emergency aid programmes that support roughly 50,000 West Bank Palestinian families.

State Holds Terrorism Drill at Port Newark, New Jersey
It was the culmination of a year-and-a-half of planning and one of New Jersey's largest disaster drills ever. More than 600 Federal, State and local emergency responders practiced at Port Newark, in case there is another terrorist attack. And the memory of 9/11 was very fresh in everyone's minds

Public safety agencies take part in 'perfect' terrorism drill
In what they openly admitted was a "perfect" exercise designed to measure their responsiveness, 23 agencies descended upon a south Fairfield business and manufacturing park shortly after 5 p.m. to deal with a train derailment that saw two giant rail cars violently crash into two city buses - one carrying a group of teenage students, the other commuters

Terrorism Drill at Farmingdale State
Using a scripted bomb scare in Farmingdale and small-group discussions in Carle Place on Friday, they gathered from throughout Long Island and the state to strategize counter terrorism tactics.

Turkey says has bomber on film
A suicide bomber was caught on film an instant before devastating synagogue blasts in Istanbul, Turkish authorities say. The owner of a vehicle used in the attacks is in custody.

Arizona: Emergency dial system is starting in January
Firefighters and law enforcement officers can direct residents to leave their homes, stay inside or shut down their air handlers through the phone messages.

UK: Criminals to be tagged
The scheme will see as many as 16,000 criminals who are allowed out of jail each year before the end of their sentences kept under electronic surveillance to enforce curfews and limits on travelling.

British parents set to lose right to smack children
Parents' right to smack their children would finally be abolished under a historic attempt to outlaw physical punishment within the home.

Kremlin urges state oil control
Russian Defence Minister Sergei Ivanov has waded into the row over oil giant Yukos by calling for more state control over Russia's energy reserves.

A life turns upside down in post-9/11 FBI raid
Critics say Terry Hughes is another victim of a post-Sept. 11, post-Patriot Act reality, where law enforcement arrests first and asks questions later.

Seat belt laws draw criticism
A private safety group estimates that more than 12,000 people died from 1995 through 2002 because their states lacked laws that allow police to ticket motorists solely for failing to buckle up.

Answers elusive in school raid
Probe under way into drug sweep in Goose Creek where police drew guns, restrained students

AARP Endorses Medicare Drug Benefit Plan
AARP Hands Republicans Key Endorsement in Backing Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Plan

Britney Spears: "I'm a role model"
Britney Spears insists she is role model for young girls despite recent revealing magazine covers and her new album with sexually explicit lyrics

Watch out for falling wages at Wal-Mart
The world's largest retailer is busy making a name for itself as one of the world's biggest social menaces. Back in the news for its exploitive and inhumane treatment of illegal aliens, Wal-Mart has a long history of ruthlessness.

Fake IDs intricate, agent says
The fraudulent documents allegedly manufactured by four Mexican nationals are "intricate and sophisticated" and illustrate how adept criminals have become at making phony documents

Mars Images Suggest Persistent Rivers Past
In a long-running debate over whether Mars ever had long-lasting rivers, the latest images supporting the "yes" side have been put forth.

Former LBJ Attorney: 'LBJ did it'
The latest claim by a respected member of former vice-president Lyndon B. Johnson's legal team comes as America marks the 40th anniversary this week of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

Hemlock Society Pushes to Kill Terri Schiavo
Girsh said she was "totally outraged" when state legislators last month passed a narrowly drawn law that allowed Mary and Bob Schindler, Schiavo's parents, to reinsert their daughter's feeding tube.

Amputee soldiers ponder bitter-sweet price of survival
Already, 58 amputees have been treated at Walter Reed, 47 with major single-limb removals and 11 with multiple-limb amputations.

Moon Seen as Astronomical Outpost
The barren Moon could become an astronomer's paradise, an ideal spot for telescopes and other devices to scope out the heavens as never before.

New Iraq Danger: Sandflies
Service members in Iraq who fail to follow preventive measures risk the bite of the tiny but fearsome sand fly. It's peak season for these pests through the end of November, and their bite can carry a disease called leishmaniasis

Al Qaeda warns of Tokyo attack: report
A London-based, Arabic-language newspaper, Al-Majallah , says it has received a statement from Al Qaeda warning of an attack in Tokyo and claiming responsibility for last week's bombing of the Italian headquarters in Iraq.

World Bank OKs Caspian pipeline financing
The World Bank agreed Tuesday to provide $250 million in financing for a $3.6 billion pipeline that would bring oil from the Caspian Sea region through Turkey to Western markets.

George W. Bush: The writing on the wall
The massive security operation in London to protect George Bush, the lies and reiteration of lies and Washington's acts of butchery in Iraq spell a clear message to the President of the United States of America.

1 in 3 Brits call Bush 'stupid'
Poll: Majority consider U.S. leader threat to world peace

New 'Saddam' tape taunts troops
'The U.S. thought and made others think that they were going on a picnic'

EU: U.S. OKs international control of its troops
Solana says decisions along these lines will be made in 'coming days'

Film clue to Turkey Jewish attack
Security cameras filmed a suicide bomber as he drove a truck laden with explosives at an Istanbul synagogue, Turkey's interior minister said.

Arrests raise specter of dirty nuclear bomb
2 Slovaks tried to sell nearly 3 kilograms of radioactive material

Top Iraqi scientist flees to Iran
Comes as weapons makers from Saddam's regime find themselves 8 months out of work

Next bright idea: Secret new lamp
Nanotechnologic energy-efficient light pipe said to have massive commercial potential

Bush grants interview to British tabloid
But refused requests from Washington Post, New York Times, Wall Street Journal

U.S. Changes Helicopter Routes in Iraq
Army Changes Helicopter Flight Routes After Series of Deadly Crashes, Most Due to Hostile Fire

Brain scan IDs racism among white people?
Researchers conclude harboring prejudice stirs up inner struggle

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"Just as nightfall does not come at once, neither does oppression. There is twilight, where seemingly nothing has changed. It is in this period that one must be vigilant to the changes - no matter how small -lest he become the unwitting victim of the darkness." -William O. Douglas, US Supreme Court justice, 1946-72

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