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FL: Military to Takeover I-4 in "Test" Exercise
Interstate 4 will take on the look of a war zone Saturday, complete with National Guard troops, Humvees and olive drab trucks.

WSJ Propagandizes for the Police State:
WSJ: "The Posse Comitatus Problem: An 1878 anti-Reconstruction law makes it harder to fight terror."

LA Judge Caught on Tape: " plant illegal drugs in the man's pickup truck, then have him arrested."
A man was annoying Judge Ronnie Bodenheimer, getting in the way of a little business deal. "Aggravate the little [expletive] as much as you can," the judge told a flunky.

NJ: State tells police to keep warrants, raids secret
The state attorney general issued stricter guidelines Thursday for approving search warrants and keeping them secret following the Passaic County sheriff's failed attempt to arrest a man who allegedly sold fake identification cards to two Sept. 11 hijackers

EU warns against U.S. immunity to ICC
The European Union yesterday told all countries hoping to join the bloc that they should not sign U.S. accords granting immunity to U.S. peacekeepers from the new International Criminal Court.

Killer virus may spread through US
America's epidemic of West Nile Virus, the disease passed on by mosquitoes that has claimed at least seven lives, is the worst in US history and may spread to the whole of the country

New Jersey Mailbox Tests Positive for Anthrax
Anthrax spores were found inside a Princeton mailbox

DiCaprio calls on Bush to `Go Green,' attend Earth Summit
Leonardo DiCaprio, calling the United States the world's biggest polluter, urged President Bush to make a statement in favor of the environment by attending the Earth Summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, later this month.

Police group backs Nevada proposal to legalize possession of marijuana
Nevada's largest police organization has endorsed a state ballot initiative that would let adults legally possess small amounts of marijuana.

Covert: CIA didn't kill Olson
The CIA did not murder Dr. Frank Olson in November 1953, former Fort Detrick spokesman Norman Covert said Friday. The Fort Detrick scientist probably committed suicide.

American Airlines cuts another 7,000 jobs
The Dallas-based carrier reported a loss of $465m in the quarter to the end of June after a $1.8bn deficit in 2001

Bush's Forum on Economy: More Than the Usual Crowd
Even Republican supporters of Mr. Bush have recently criticized the forum as an exercise in promoting the Bush economic agenda and a reaffirmation of the president's policies

Clueless in Crawford
Today, in its Waco economic forum, the Bush administration will try to convince the country that everything is under control — that the economy is mending, that "shady" business practices are no longer a problem

U.S. Received Tip on Qaeda Threats Against Landmarks
High-ranking Bush administration officials said yesterday that the administration received a report from a foreign government in recent weeks about potential threats against such targets as the Brooklyn Bridge, the Golden Gate Bridge and a major landmark in Chicago.

Death ray weapons 'ready in a decade'
The US defence department is to fund a "death ray" programme to allow the air force to field working laser and microwave weapons capable of tackling underground enemy bunkers.

Democratic war chests get boost from Hillary
Mrs. Clinton's leadership political action committee, HILLPAC, has donated $469,000 to Senate and House Democratic candidates in this election cycle

"The Glamorous Side of the Bush Family"
George W. Bush comes from a serious, blue-blooded pedigree -- but there's another side to the first family.

4,000 U.S. troops arriving in Jordan for major exercises
Jordan is preparing for the arrival of thousands of U.S. troops for a large-scale military exercise later this month

Camps for 'Saddam's Cubs' offer gun and political training for boys preparing to defend Iraq
Thousands of boys in Iraq have swapped soccer practice and tennis lessons for light-weapons training and religion lessons as they prepare to defend Iraq, they say, from "our enemies."

How Al Qaeda Slipped Away
The war in Afghanistan is widely regarded as a great success. But one key objective was not achieved. The inside story of Al Qaeda’s mass escape

Al-Qa'eda regrouping to attack American forces in Afghanistan
Al-Qa'eda has established two main bases inside Pakistan and is preparing for a big strike on Afghanistan

Flooding Kills 76 Across Europe
Floods roared through many European cities after near-record summer rains, killing at least 76 people.

Entire island fingerprinted in murder hunt
The entire adult population of Norfolk Island, a remote former British penal colony off the eastern Australian coast, is to be fingerprinted in its first murder case for 150 years.

UFO reports cause a panic in India
Doctors say it’s mass hysteria; police say bugs are responsible

UK: 'Office rage' hits new levels
More than half of all office staff in the UK have become so angry at work they have nearly punched a colleague, according the results of a survey today.

Witches put spell on Romania's NATO, EU bids
Romanian witches threatened Friday to use their magic to prevent Romania from joining NATO or the European Union unless the government lifted a ban on media promotion of sorcery.

Terrorists can join masses sneaking into U.S.
Foreign terrorists are probably smart enough to try new tactics the next time around. If they want to sneak into the United States, why not do it the way everybody else does, across the border?

U.S. to Begin Fingerprinting Aliens
The Justice Department has chosen Sept. 11 as the starting date for a new program that will require tens of thousands of foreign visitors to be fingerprinted and photographed at the border

Child-Smuggling Ring Broken Up by the U.S. Immigration Agency
Federal officials said today that they had broken up a huge child-smuggling ring that preyed on illegal immigrants desperate to be reunited with their children.

Migrant Smuggling Grows More Ruthless, Deadly
In the past two months, more than 110 migrants who put their fate in smugglers' hands have perished along the border from California to Texas.

Increasing alarm over border security
Congressman: 'We're no safer today than we were on September 12'

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Couple Wants to Have Baby Using Human Cloning
Would-Be "Dad": "The public will realize that this is not as monstrous as it really sounds..."

Nation's largest lawyers group debate human cloning
The nation's largest lawyers' group will decide this week whether to endorse cloning to advance human health, while condemning government intervention that would make criminals of scientists who pursue medical cloning research.

RIP: Alba, the Glowing Bunny
Alba, the glowing rabbit that made headlines two years ago for being, well, a glowing rabbit, has met an untimely death

The Mystery of the Giant Squid
They're big, they're slithery, they're terrifying, they've never been seen alive – and now, it's reported, they're taking over the world, with a greater total weight as a species than the entire human race

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China holds rebels in Soviet-style asylums
Beijing's use of psychiatric detention is now on a par with the treatment of dissidents in the mental asylums of the Soviet Union

China 'sending dissidents to mental hospitals'
Chinese dissidents have been labelled "political maniacs" and locked up in mental hospitals simply for opposing the government

Defector Warns of 'Social Explosion' in Cuba
Former U.N. Ambassador Cites Skyrocketing Unemployment, Food Shortages in Growing Unrest

Pipeline from Siberia to China to Be Built
The Russian oil company Yukos is to build a 1,550-mile pipeline from Siberia to China to supply oil and gas, after discovering a new oilfield in eastern Siberia which has reserves equal to those of Kuwait.

IA: Church ladies shalt not miss shooting practice
When Sherry Herold and four of her fellow church members change out of their Sunday clothes, they put on their shooting vests

81-year-old foils 2 burglars with derringer
D-Day veteran warns, 'Don't pick on old men . . . or some old men.'