After the battle, scenes from hell on the highway Lawlessness, Looting Spread in Baghdad
POLICE STATE HEADLINES
GOP calls for wider powers to track citizens Critics rip bid to make Patriot Act permanent
Alabama School Reverses Decision to Expell Student for Laser Pointer The agreement finalized late Tuesday would allow the 14-year-old back into Challenger and remove the expulsion from the boy's record
Maryland Sun: Count your remaining liberties at the next security checkpoint
US NEWS HEADLINES
Tests point to domestic source behind anthrax letter attacks Army reproductions hurt theories of foreign culprit Pediatrics Groups Recommends Potassium Iodide Stockpiles for Homes, Schools Near Nuke Plants The American Academy of Pediatrics recommended that homes, schools and child-care centers near nuclear power plants keep pills on hand that would prevent thyroid cancer in the event of radiation release. Houston on list of top terror targets Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge has identified Houston as one of seven cities most vulnerable to a terrorist attack, based on criteria that include population density and intelligence squeezed from al-Qaida detainees.
Executives See Weak Economy Continuing Chief executives of large companies, perhaps the most accurate economic forecasters recently, expect the economy to remain weak over the next six months
Miami police officer charged with getting nude dances on duty A Miami-Dade County police officer was arrested for allegedly altering a stripper's traffic court records so she would give him nude dances while he was on duty and in uniform. Police Officer Indicted On Drug, Gun Charges Baltimore Police Commissioner Apologizes
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EU to Investigate US Contracts in Iraq The European Commission is examining contracts awarded by the US for reconstruction work in Iraq to find out whether they breach World Trade Organisation rules and discriminate unfairly against European companies
WWIII?
British Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon: After Iraq, rogue nations won't be spared
North Korea reminds Japan it is within striking distance North Korea warned Japan to remember it was "within striking distance" of the Stalinist state amid heightened calls in Tokyo to contain the Pyongyang regime.
Alarm as North Korean planes enter Japan's airspace Japan was forced to scramble F-15 jet fighters last week after aircraft, suspected to be North Korean, made a bold incursion into its airspace.
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Hong Kong Officials Resist Wide Quarantine for Mystery Illness Despite growing international pressure to halt the spread of a new respiratory disease here, Hong Kong officials are strongly resisting the kind of broad quarantines that other countries have imposed
Tokyo's Nikkei ends at 20-yr low, blue chips hit Japanese stocks thudded to a 20-year closing low on Friday, with Toyota Motor Corp 7203.T and other blue chips slammed on concerns over pension fund selling and sluggish demand in the global economy
Cuba sentences last of 75 dissidents in crackdown The last jail sentences in a crackdown on Cuba's opposition were announced as Secretary of State Colin Powell condemned the campaign as "despicable repression."
Goddard to decide on 'vigilante' probe Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard will decide in coming days whether to investigate citizen patrol groups along the border, said his spokeswoman, after he met with immigrant-rights activists yesterday in Tucson.
U.S. Nuke Find Claim in Iraq Critiqued Experts: Possible U.S. Find of Nuclear Materials in Iraq May Have Breached U.N.-Monitored Site
"Chemical Threat Abates" Military officials believe the Iraqi government is no longer capable of deploying chemical weapons because missile systems that would deliver a lethal gas, liquid or powder have been destroyed.
Five-Year U.S. Commitment Seen Needed in Iraq President Bush -- who was elected on a platform that included opposition to "nation-building" by the U.S. military -- has promised to maintain a troop presence in Iraq as long as needed to ensure security.
US says flag incident was a 'coincidence' t was, by any measure, an astonishing coincidence. As the biggest statue of Saddam Hussein in Baghdad was pulled down "spontaneously" in front of the world's media, the Stars and Stripes which flew on the Pentagon on 11 September was at hand to be draped over its face.
Secret Bechtel Documents Reveal: Yes, It Is About Oil
Iraqi hit list cards The US military has issued a most-wanted list of 55 former leaders in Saddam Hussein's regime to be pursued, captured or killed.
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SECOND AMENDMENT HEADLINES
House passes legislation to block gun lawsuits The GOP-controlled House on Wednesday passed legislation to protect the firearm industry from lawsuits that allege links between gun marketing and street violence.
Latest Democrat Extremism: Guns Are Weapons of Mass Destruction Defenders of the Second Amendment are on the lookout for a new Democrat campaign, already attempted in one state, to brand handguns as “weapons of mass destruction.”
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