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Devices that read human thought now possible, study says

San Francisco Chronicle

Less than a month after a widely heralded experiment showed how thought-reading implants can work in monkeys, scientists presented new findings Sunday suggesting such machines could work in people, too.

UK: 10,000 to test eye scan and fingerprint scheme

London Guardian

The electronic "biometric" eye scans and fingerprints that lie at the heart of the new national identity card scheme are to be tested by 10,000 volunteers in a six month Home Office trial starting in the next few weeks.

UK National ID: Big Brother may soon be watching

ITV

Is the government is about to introduce a Big Brother-style society with all sorts of information stored about us on a central database?

UK: The multicultural thought police

The Spectator

Not only must we act correctly in word and deed, but, more importantly, we must also be trained to harbour no negative thoughts about the behaviour of any other ethnic group.

Singapore puts Draconian thumbscrews on PC use

The Inquirer

Singapore have passed a law that will allow the government to jail people who it believes are using computers and endangering its national security

Italian base in Iraq devastated

BBC

At least 23 people have been killed in a suicide bomb attack on an Italian police base in the southern Iraqi city of Nasiriya.

U.S. soldiers fire on truckload of civilians

AP

American HQ has yet to explain deadly shooting of five at roadblock

Post-Saddam Iraq now has 116,000 in uniform

World Tribune

As of Oct. 31, Iraqi nationals comprise the second largest contingent in that country, according to a Defense Department report. The United States leads with 131,000 troops, followed by Iraq with 116,000.

All Five Major Daily Papers in Arizona Support Illegal Aliens, Border Invasion

The Arizona Conservative

Certainly liberal bias is nothing new among mainstream media. Then there's the Arizona Republic , which goes beyond leftist agenda journalism in its undying support of illegal aliens.

Hepatitis Outbreak Spreading To Ohio

WLWT

Pennsylvania health officials say a hepatitis A outbreak at a Mexican restaurant has infected at least 300 people -- including 31 Ohioans.

The purported Schwarzenegger incident with a woman occurred last year

Sacramento Bee

Attorney General Bill Lockyer said Friday that part of the reason he's been insisting Gov.-elect Arnold Schwarzenegger submit to an independent review of groping allegations is because someone came to him recently with information about an alleged incident that happened last year.

9-11 Questions Still Circling

Village Voice

So far the government simply has not answered basic questions, brought not by politicians but by families of the victims. Mindy Kleinberg, who lost her husband at the WTC, has pointed out to the commission that NORAD was not contacted by the FAA until 32 minutes after the loss of contact with Flight 11.

Government Outgrows Cap Set by President

Washington Post

Confounding President Bush's pledges to rein in government growth, federal discretionary spending expanded by 12.5 percent in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, capping a two-year bulge that saw the government grow by more than 27 percent, according to preliminary spending figures from congressional budget panels.

Michael Schiavo insists that dehydration is "the most natural way to die." It's more like torture.

The Daily Standard

After all, it would be agonizing if you or I were locked in a room for two weeks and deprived of all food and water. So, why should we believe that cognitively disabled patients experience the deprivation differently simply because they receive nourishment through a feeding tube instead of by mouth?

Bush cheers 'gay' church after 'Marriage Week'

WND

Attempts to please family advocates, homosexuals baffle both groups

NYC district denies birth of Jesus?

WND

Nativity scene barred as not 'historically accurate representation of an event'

Terrorists May Have Planned Attack on Sears Tower

ABC 7

The FBI found materials on the suspects that indicate they may have been planning a truck bombing on the Sears Tower. Four of the five people arrested had fraudulent licenses to drive trucks carrying hazardous materials, agents discovered

Two found with video of Sears Tower

The Mercury

Two men whom police described as Middle Eastern were detained in the township by federal immigration authorities after being found with detailed video footage of the Sears Tower in Chicago.

Post Office Gets Pressured to Pry 

Wired

political pressure to increase profitability and security, the United States Postal Service is introducing new technology that can trace the progress of mail from sender to recipient and record the identity of both parties

Behavior Detection and Xrays That See Through Your Clothes -- The Next Generation of Big Brother Airport Security

BBC

new devices are appearing that automatically detect "strange" behaviour. To do this, they learn basic elements of normal human behaviour in a situation, such as people wandering though a terminal building.

Protections Against 'Black-Box' Big Brother

Netscape

Few people even know that "black boxes" (they're actually called Sensing Diagnostic Modules, or SDMs) exist, or have any idea that the devices are keeping track of their driving behavior.

Senate Votes to Arm Cargo Pilots

AP

The latest government terror warning is giving a push to the stalled effort to allow cargo pilots to carry weapons in the cockpit.

Syria Completes Chemical Warheads

Middle East Newsline

U.S. officials said Syria, with help from North Korea, has succeeded in designing and installing CW warheads for the Scud B, Scud C and Scud D missiles. This provides Syria with warheads that can reach distances from 250 to nearly 700 kilometers.

Experts say report shows Iran wants atom bomb

Reuters

Arms experts say a U.N. nuclear watchdog report on Iran supports U.S. claims that Tehran has a secret atomic weapons programme by detailing a two-decade cover-up of research possibly linked to bomb making.

US Congress votes to sanction Syria for alleged terror ties

AFP

The US Congress on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved tough new sanctions on Syria for its alleged ties to militant extremists and purported efforts to obtain nuclear, biological and chemical weapons.

Blair faces Bush security crisis London Telegraph Tony Blair was struggling last night to prevent anti-war protesters from causing a full-scale security crisis during President George Bush's state visit to London next week.

Brits plan comedown for Bush

New York Daily News

When President Bush arrives in London next Tuesday, protesters plan a reenactment of the historic Iraq statue-toppling in Trafalgar Square.

Le Monde pulps 7,000 newspapers over royal scandal prosecution fear

London Guardian

Under the mildly disbelieving headline "Prince Charles: European press censored", Le Monde said yesterday that all 7,000 copies of its Monday edition meant for sale in Britain had been pulped because of fears that a story on the royal scandal could lead to prosecution.

Japan's Navy Spots Chinese Submarine Off Coast

AP

The Japanese Navy says it's spotted a Chinese attack submarine off its coast.

GM to Export Thousands of Cars to China

Reuters

General Motors Corp. ( GM ) said on Wednesday it will export to China thousands of Cadillacs, Buicks and other GM vehicles valued at about $1.3 billion in 2004 and 2005.

Venezuela Denies Mi6 Link

The Scotsman

Venezuela has denied that Britain's foreign intelligence service is investigating alleged al-Qaida operations in its territory.

Europe unveils agency to protect its borders

London Telegraph

Plans were unveiled yesterday for a pan-European border agency to help to seal the European Union's new frontier after expansion next year.

Red Cross knew of blood test in 1981

Toronto Star

Canadian Red Cross officials knew about a test that could have helped screen out blood tainted by hepatitis C in 1981 but did not begin using it until 1990, documents obtained by a U.S. newspaper show.

Dispute could turn tart; EU may target Texas citrus

AP

Texas' citrus industry stands to become one of the biggest losers of a trade conflict brewing between the United States and the European Union.

US goods set to double in price as Europe plans huge trade war

London independent

American jeans, Florida orange juice and dozens of other US products could double in price from next month because of a growing transatlantic trade war.

Plan for UN to run internet 'will be shelved'

Financial Times

An attempt by developing countries to put management of the internet under United Nations auspices is likely to be shelved at next month's world information summit in Geneva - but the issue is now firmly on the international agenda, summit sources say

US makes 'weather control powder'

BBC

A company in the United States claims it has invented a powder that can be used to remove clouds from the sky and even stop the development of hurricanes.