Profile of a kidnapper: It's all about control This guy could mind-control women, but people think our government can't...
POLICE STATE/BIG BROTHER HEADLINES
LA: Dardenne said the bill might cost as much as $4.5 million to implement, but urged the Senate to pass it anyway because it could help Louisiana receive a substantial federal crime-fighting grant.
Could Your Car Be Spying On You? As many as 40 million cars on the road today have "black boxes." These event data recorders monitor airbag activity. But some models also track your speed, when you hit the brakes and if you're wearing your seatbelt.
Citizen petitions go to the floor: Framingham Town Meeting to vote on USA Patriot Act, recalling officials
Inside Cisco's eavesdropping apparatus Cisco Systems has created a more efficient and targeted way for police and intelligence agencies to eavesdrop on people whose Internet service provider uses their company's routers.
NEW WORLD ORDER
Blair fears new Cold War over EU rift with US
Blair warns France of cold war with US
Prince calls meeting on nano-robot fears for the planet
Sainsbury cool on 'nano-nonsense' UK Science Minister Lord Sainsbury has played down fears that the human race might be wiped out by a self-replicating "grey goo" as a result of emerging developments in nanotechnology.
GLOBAL POLICE SATE HEADLINES
US NEWS HEADLINES
Death row inmate seeks organ transplant
4-foot alligator found walking in Queens park
SARS HEADLINES
Sars strikes in three more countries South-east Asian leaders have joined China's premier for an emergency Sars summit in Thailand, as three more countries announced their first cases of the infectious disease.
Canada to take temperatures at airport in new anti-SARS measure
Ohio School District Closes on SARS Fears The possibility that a group of students who visited Toronto last week may have been exposed to the SARS virus prompted officials to shut down an 1,100-student school district Monday.
POLL: 33% Worried Immediate Family Member May Catch SARS
4,000 Quarantined in Beijing as Suspected SARS Cases Climb
Chinese villagers riot over SARS Up to 2000 villagers torched a school earmarked as a SARS quarantine centre, ransacked government offices and overturned cars in China's first reported instance of social unrest related to SARS
WWIII?
SECOND AMENDMENT NEWS
A samurai sword, a relic of a Japanese prisoner of war camp, has been surrendered to Strathclyde Police during a weapons amnesty.
UK: Weapons amnesty has netted 17,000 firearms
Anger Mounts After U.S. Troops Kill 13 Iraqis The shooting outraged local people who, like many other Iraqis, welcomed the removal of Saddam Hussein by U.S.-led forces but now want the American troops to leave. It is likely to fuel anti-American sentiment elsewhere in Iraq.
Op Ed: 9/11 and Bush's Record Does it matter that we were misled into war? "We were not lying," a Bush administration official told ABC News. "But it was just a matter of emphasis."
'Even under Saddam pay was better than this' The revolt of Basra began when a printed notice was pinned to the front gate of the former presidential palace, now the headquarters of the Desert Rats
WORLD NEWS HEADLINES
North Korea: Hand in the cookie jar The interception of a US$48 million heroin shipment in Australia has given Washington an unexpected diplomatic lever as it acts to neutralize North Korea's weapons of mass destruction.
Trade Accords Become a U.S. Foreign Policy Tool Pact With War Supporter Singapore Gets Expedited, but Deal With Opponent Chile Is Delayed
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