Fewer Freedoms on 4th
Checkpoints and Jet Patrols Mark Post-Sept. 11 Celebration

A terrorist manifesto?
While most media representatives were content to take notes or prepare their hair for their soon-to-come standup shots outside the Justice Department offices, one unkempt print reporter asked the attorney general if the terrorist suspect was John Adams, second president of the United States, and whether the terrorist manifesto was the Declaration of Independence, issued on July 4, 1776.

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Virginia Beach to Implement Biometric Cameras
The city will become the second in the nation - Tampa, Fla., is the other - to employ facial-recognition software

CA: Deputies kill suicidal deaf man - family and neighbor say they laughed and joked at the scene
But Jose Ignacio, who claimed the arresting deputies roughed him up, said he just wanted them to cover his brother’s body. “They left him lying there like a dog,” he said.

Set Free: Man with outstanding $1 million warrant for his arrest on charges of torture, kidnapping and sexual assault.
Lewis, 51, was wanted by San Bernardino County authorities who believe he was one of three men who savagely beat a 35-year-old woman with fists and a baseball bat Dec. 26 in an attempt to torture information from her regarding their missing drugs.

Another DC Jail Inmate Released by Mistake
The processing breach in the Shields case is the latest in a series of foul-ups at the jail's records office that have resulted in inmates being mistakenly discharged or held beyond court-ordered release dates.

UK Faces National ID Card
Entitlement cards, similar to those already issued to asylum seekers, would contain a computer chip capable of recording a photograph and fingerprints along with information on home addresses, date of birth, family members and serial numbers

UK: Rebellion over plans for ID card
David Blunkett will face a furious rebellion against government policy this week when he calls for a 'national debate' on bringing in ID cards for every British resident.

NYPD Test New High-Tech Assault Rifles
The department has 20 Colt M-4s, similar to weapons currently used by the Green Berets, Delta Force, Navy SEALs, FBI SWAT teams and other elite armed units.

'Hacktivists' to release covert communications tool
An international group of "hacktivists" says it is about to release a computer program designed to let political dissidents communicate via the internet without fear of government eavesdropping.

FBI Can Check Out Reading Habits
the FBI could spy on books borrowed or Internet search trails left at libraries nationwide as part of a new federal law

Report Examines Shooting By FBI
Radio problems and hasty decisions made by an FBI team led to the March wounding of an unarmed Pasadena man who had been mistaken for a bank robber

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A BILL to establish a Department of Homeland Security, and for other purposes.

Bush Shows His True Colors, Offering International Criminal Court Veto Deal
Under the plan, America and the other four permanent members of the UN Security Council would have the right to veto any prosecution of their soldiers and policemen under the ICC, of which Washington is not a member.

EU Rejects U.S. Immunity Proposal
U.N. ambassadors from the 15 European Union nations — which have all ratified the Rome treaty establishing the court — met Wednesday morning and agreed that the U.S. proposal violated the statute

EU offers to step in if US move out of Bosnia
The European Union offered on Wednesday to take control of the UN peacekeeping mission in Bosnia to prevent its collapse if last-minute talks with the United States failed to produce an accord on its future.

U.S. delays veto of U.N. troops in Bosnia
Security Council allowed 12 days to solve court crisis

10 former East Bloc Apply for NATO Membership
Sen. Trent Lott on Friday gave 10 former East Bloc countries a strong endorsement in their bid for NATO membership but said the alliance still had concerns about corruption and religious intolerance.

Outrage at use of Hitler to fight euro
The advert shows Rik Mayall dressed as Hitler declaring: “Ein volk, ein Reich, ein euro” — a reference to the Nazi slogan: “Ein volk, ein Reich, ein Fuhrer” (One people, one empire, one leader). He later says: “Euro, oh yes please.”

IMF chief economist and Nobel Prize-winner battle over globalization
The International Monetary Fund, facing heavy criticism for its handling of a slew of economic crises from Thailand in 1997 to Argentina this year, is beginning to fire back.

Utah: La Verkin Councilman Writes Book Bashing U.N.
The city official who sponsored a rescinded ordinance that banned the United Nations from this desert town has written a book arguing the organization is gaining too much authority over sovereign nations.

Fed-up DC wants to be a British colony
"Maybe we can get a better deal as part of the Commonwealth..."

Bush business record questioned on eve of corporate responsibility talk
President George W. Bush's own past business record was under public scrutiny Thursday just days before he was to issue a stern warning to Wall Street on the need for corporate responsibility.

LAX Shooter Identified as Egyptian National
"We can't rule that out, but there's nothing to indicate terrorism at this point," FBI spokesman Matt McLaughlin said, suggesting it might instead be a hate crime"

Three Dead in L.A. Airport Shooting
A gunman opened fire Thursday at Israel's El Al airlines ticket counter at Los Angeles International Airport, killing two people before an airline security guard shot him dead

CA Health Officials Issue Plague Warning
38 Cases Reported Since 1970

Sicko Bioethicist Singer: Christianity Hurts Animals
Mr. Singer, who condones the killing of severely deformed newborns, made those views known at an animal rights conference

Unemployment Rate Hits 5.9 Percent
The nation's unemployment rate edged up to 5.9 percent in June as the lingering effects of last year's recession continued to make life difficult for job hunters.

IMF warns over dollar collapse
The dollar has fallen by around 10% in the last few months, nearly reaching parity with the euro.

U.S. Raid on Village Raises Hard Questions
Afghanistan: 'Why are they shooting our women and children?' one victim asks, after the hunt for militants costs more civilian lives.

U.S. Plan for Iraq Is Said to Include Attack on 3 Sides
An American military planning document calls for air, land and sea-based forces to attack Iraq from three directions — the north, south and west — in a campaign to topple President Saddam Hussein

U.S. Plan Calls for Massive Attack on Iraq
A draft U.S. military plan for an invasion of Iraq is said to envision a multi-pronged attack with tens of thousands of Marines and soldiers probably invading from Kuwait

U.S.: Attack Was Anti-Taliban Effort
The Afghan village where residents say 44 civilians were killed by a U.S. air assault contained an active anti-aircraft gun, Pentagon officials said.

German police pick up Atta's Roomate
Mr Mzoudi lived in the same apartment in Hamburg as the September 11 ringleader, Mohammed Atta, and his alleged accomplices, according to police sources

Moussaoui Says Judge Will Stage 'Incident' to Remove Him From Court
The only man charged as a Sept. 11 conspirator has repeatedly accused the judge in his case of trying to kill him. In a motion released Wednesday, Zacarias Moussaoui predicted how it would happen

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U.S. Air Force: Israel has 400 nukes, building naval force
A United States Air Force report asserts that Israel is building a nuclear naval force meant to respond to any nuclear strike by such countries as Iran or Iraq.

Margaret Thatcher statue decapitated in London
A vandal decapitated an 8-foot-tall marble statue of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on Wednesday by smashing a metal pole against the sculpture of the Iron Lady

Dutch right to curb liberal lifestyle
Europe's newest centre-right coalition government is preparing to take office in the Netherlands after publishing its plans to tighten immigration and "review" liberal lifestyles

Former SS Officer Convicted
A 93-year-old former SS major was convicted Friday of 59 counts of murder for a World War II massacre of Italian prisoners and sentenced to seven years in prison, ending one of Germany's last trials for Nazi crimes

Now Clear Channel wants to rule Britain's airwaves
The government's communications bill proposes to lift the bar on foreign companies owning domestic media assets and Mr Mays, 65, believes it could provide the perfect opportunity to add to Clear Channel's outdoor advertising and live entertainment interests in Britain

Honduras declares state of emergency over dengue outbreak
The president of Honduras declared a state of emergency Thursday in five of the country's 18 provinces because of an outbreak of hemorrhagic dengue, which has killed five children this year.

Tony Blair attacked over report of private tuition for sons
Opposition politicians accused Blair of hypocrisy and claimed that he was showing a "lack of confidence" in the ailing state education system.

Mexican immigrant who claims she was raped sues U.S.
A Mexican immigrant who maintains she was sexually assaulted twice by an immigration guard is suing the U.S. government, saying its employees were negligent by failing to heed her complaints

NIH chief makes call for cloning research
The newly installed director of the National Institutes of Health publicly stated his views yesterday for the first time on the cloning of human tissues, issuing a call for more medical researchers to get into the controversial field.

Most reconsider assisted suicide
9 in 10 patients change minds after seeking doctor’s help

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China stops BBC World broadcast
Chinese authorities have stopped transmission of the British Broadcasting Corporation's World Service Television channel following a news item on Sunday night mentioning the Falun Gong movement

Fidel Castro and the Communist Party Celebrate July 4
An estimated 5,000 students, cultural figures, top government officials -- even Cuban castaway Elian Gonzalez -- attended Thursday night's event at Havana's Karl Marx Theater

WA: Urban League's anti-gunner James Kelly finally charged in violating same gun law he endorses
The City Attorney's Office filed a weapons charge yesterday against the president of the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle, alleging that he brought a firearm onto school grounds

Once again, in the Police State UK, a Man Faces Charges for Standing up for His Property
A top racehorse trainer is facing jail after being accused of firing a shotgun at teenagers who caused £90,000 of damage to his cottages.

Wal-Mart Tightens Gun Policy
The retailer exceeds federal rules on buyer background checks, provoking opposition from the NRA and other groups.

Jury says fatal shooting was justified
A grand jury determined last week that a Santa Fe woman was justified when she shot and killed a suspected prowler outside her home in April.