Krogers, Wal-Mart, McDonalds Test Out Biometric Payment
Get Ready for the Cashless Society

Misguided mission for military
After repeatedly denying they plan to undermine or alter the Posse Comitatus Act, of 1878, which makes it a criminal offense to use U.S. military forces "to execute the laws," Bush administration officials are starting to change their tune.

Trooping into Penn Station
National Guard troops will patrol Penn Station beginning Sunday, "to make up for a shortage in Amtrak cops..."

Bush Remarks on USA Freedom Corps Public Service Campaign
"The USA Freedom Corps is matching potential volunteers with local charities. It is encouraging participation in the new Citizen Corps, AmeriCorps, Senior Corps, and the Peace Corps..."

Activists Protest Justice Department's Operation TIPS
More than two-dozen students and other "social justice" activists gathered outside the headquarters of the U.S. Department of Justice Monday to protest the DOJ's plans to continue developing a program that allows private citizens to report suspicious activity.

French Foreign Minister: "We Europeans, share one conviction: security policy alone does not lead to a new peaceful and stable new world order..."
Building a global vision of the European future

UN's 'risky' Earth Summit gambit
The United Nations' strategy for the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) is a risk, a senior UN official says.

Anti-euro mood hardens among Britons
Public support for UK membership of the euro is ebbing

OR: Eugenics records shredded
Records chronicling the forced sterilization of 2,650 Oregonians have disappeared or been shredded, erasing proof of one of the state's most troubling chapters that advocates now want addressed

We're Turning into Animals: Angry Mob Beats Two Men to Death in Chicago
Two men whose van jumped a curb and crashed into pedestrians died after an angry mob pulled them out and beat them with bricks

Bush co. went offshore
Harken Energy set up Caymans subsidiary in '89

Justice investigates AOL accounting Probe joins SEC's already in progress
The Justice Department has opened an investigation into accounting practices at AOL Time Warner

Big Brothers/Big Sisters New Rule Demands Gay Inclusion
Big Brothers-Big Sisters of America Inc., the organization that for nearly a century has provided adult mentors to help kids from single-parent families, has imposed a new rule that demands that all 500 U.S. affiliates sign up for homosexual mentors or risk being kicked out of the program.

Stocks Fall Further on Weak Economic Data
Stocks extended their losses in mid-morning trading on Wednesday after a batch of surprisingly weak economic data spooked investors already concerned the economic recovery is on unsteady legs.

Economic Loses Steam in Second Quarter
U.S. economic growth slackened off sharply during the second quarter and began the year at a slower pace than previously thought

US hunt for Iraq's Ebola factory
A biological weapons laboratory in Iraq is said to be making a deadly strain of virus codenamed Blue Nile, which American intelligence officials believe is the Ebola virus.

Wife of Fort Bragg Officer Charged With His Murder
The wife of an Army Special Operations officer has been charged in his shooting death, the latest in a string of domestic violence incidents that have shaken Fort Bragg.

Missing radioactive material recovered in Baja California
A missing pellet of radioactive iridium that had caused alert along the northern border and sparked a massive search by authorities was found Tuesday by two garbagemen at a municipal trash dump in the border city of Tecate.

Clinton Defends Whitewater Filing
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton on Tuesday defended the decision she and her husband made to seek taxpayer reimbursement of their Whitewater legal bills.

No War Until After the Elections
Bush administration officials have told key lawmakers not to expect a U.S. attack on Iraq before the fall elections

Infiltrator links men at Oregon ranch to al-Qaida
The two worked for radical Abu Hamza, informer says

German Hard-core Nazi Band Leader Arrested, Discovered to Be a Special Agent
The man, who has been named only as "Tilo S", is said to be the only permanent member of the banned music group White Aryan Rebels

SADDAM'S NUCLEAR TIMEBOMB
Eighteen medics dead since dirty missile exploded over hospital Highest death toll of any British regiment serving in the Gulf War

Iraqi buildup near border puts Kuwait on heightened alert
Kuwait has drafted an emergency plan in coordination with the United States as officials reported an Iraqi buildup near the Kuwaiti border

At Least Seven Dead in Explosion at Jerusalem's Hebrew University
A bomb blew up in a cafeteria at Hebrew University in Jerusalem Wednesday, killing at least seven people

Fox gets invitation to Bush's Texas ranch
President Vicente Fox is the latest world leader to win an invitation to U.S. President George W. Bush's Texas ranch.

Counties told to add languages to ballots
SANTA CLARA MUST INCLUDE TAGALOG; SAN MATEO PICKS UP SPANISH, CHINESE

Drug raids net 2,127 arrests on Mexican border
U.S. Marshals Service operation led to the arrest of 2,127 suspected drug traffickers along the U.S.-Mexico border since March

Gunshots exchanged in remote border area
A U.S. Border Patrol agent exchanged fire with a gunman Saturday in the same area where an agent was fired upon two months ago

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Would-Be Human Cloners Press On Despite Opposition
Maverick scientists involved in the race to be first to clone a human being shrugged off opposition from the South Korean government, saying there was no legal impediment to their work in the country.

Sudanese pregnant with nine fetuses
A Sudanese woman is two months pregnant with nine fetuses after undergoing two years of infertility treatment at a Jeddah hospital

GRACE robot tries to live up to name
A group of scientists who set out to build a robot with human social skills may have actually improved on humanity: Their creation courteously steps aside for people, smiles during conversation and politely asks directions.

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China pursues arsenal of technology to be able to combat US
China is developing high-technology arms, including laser weapons and radio-frequency bombs, to boost its ability to successfully carry out warfare against the United States and other advanced military powers

Chinese Saddam-Linked Firm Comes to U.S.
A Chinese firm, which has been accused of assisting Saddam Hussein’s war machine, is setting up shop in the U.S.

Chinese Undergo Tongue Surgery to Improve Their English
Plastic surgeons say that with minor surgery, patients can improve their pronunciation almost overnight.

MTV China?
Viacom chief Sumner Redstone is trying to get permission to show a 24-hour Mandarin MTV music channel over cable systems in the rich southern Chinese province of Guangdong

U.S. moves to head off Russia-Iran nuke pact
Iran sounded a defiant note yesterday as senior U.S. officials arrived in Moscow on a mission to curb Russia's plans for a dramatic expansion of nuclear cooperation with Tehran.

Powell Meets N.Korea Foreign Minister, Breaks Ice
Secretary of State Colin Powell met his North Korean counterpart for an informal chat on Wednesday as efforts to ease inter-Korean tensions stole the limelight at an Asia-Pacific security forum.

They'll Second That Amendment
Michigan Democrats embrace gun rights

MA Gas stations ordered closed for violations, including "having a gun on the premises"
Two gas stations in Roxbury and Dorchester condemned for rodent infestation, selling cigarettes to children, and having a gun on the premises will remain closed until the city's Inspectional Services Department deems them fit to reopen

Kennedy/Schumer: Gun Owners are Terrorists
Senators Kennedy and Schumer believe that American gun owners are terrorists.

NV Activist urges neighbors to carry arms
Meadows Village resident fed up with crime

Blame AK-47 on the Nazis, says Kalashnikov
Demonizing the Firearm

'Odd Couple' Senators Join Forces on Gun Bill
Sens. Schumer, Craig join forces on background checks