Cuba Detentions May Last Years

Stewardess ID'd Hijackers Early, Transcripts Show

Alleged sex abuse by clergy greater than earlier thought

U.S. to Let Lawyer to See 'Enemy Combatant' Padilla

Bird Flu Found in Flocks in Two More U.S. States

Judge dismisses suit about voting receipts

Students Want To Drop 'Christian' From Vermont Constitution

Michigan Plans Internet Vote Despite Hacking Risks

Senators Push Two-Year Internet Tax Ban
U.S. senators opposed to a bill to permanently ban Internet access taxes unveiled rival legislation on Wednesday for a temporary tax moratorium that would not threaten state and local revenues

Criminal aliens at large a 'crisis'

	AUTOMAKERS AND TRADE: Flood of auto parts to come from China
Surge in imports by GM, others is seen as a threat to jobs in U.S.

Jobless claims rise
New weekly claims for unemployment come in unexpectedly higher than Wall Street forecasts.

Cross-Border Church Visit Costs Man $10,000

$30 Million In Cocaine Found On Truck Hauling Toys To N.C.

Teachers Use Boy's Deformity As Class Lesson

Judges Skeptical of U.S. Efforts to Ban a Tax Book

Deputy charged with stealing cash from motorists

The Bush administration has decided that people with bad hearing have bad judgment, too, and need special guidance from the federal government.

Former German Defense Minister Confirms CIA Involvement in 9/11: Alex Jones Interviews Andreas Von Buelow

	Russian candidate 'was kidnapped'
The Russian presidential candidate who went missing for five days has said he was detained against his will.

Secret Diana tapes on TV

Sharon to ask Bush for $2b for disengagement, fence
The Prime Minister's Office claims US demands for changes in the separation fence route mean NIS 1.5 billion will be wasted

Medical evidence does not support suicide by Kelly

Pilots criticise officials as more BA flights cancelled

Europe attacks U.S. space system
EU pursuing technology that would threaten national defense

	FSB were warned about Moscow metro blast
A man who showed up at the Russian embassy in Tbilisi a day before the attack in the Moscow metro warned that ''huge'' terrorist attacks would be carried out in the Russian capital and in Stavropol by people he had met in person.

Series of weird crimes upsets many Germans
The worst by far would seem to have been the cannibal, though the beating and murder of a 3-year old whose father intended to crucify her, the videotaped torture of a high school student...

Pig lard to stop terror attacks

Rybkin blames security services for his absence

Russia launches nuclear war games

Lawyers protest as French MPs give police more powers

75,000 have HIV/AIDS in New York City