Powell, Ashcroft testify on homeland security
"The creation of the Department of Homeland Security will be the institution of the cultures of cooperation and coordination," Ashcroft said, adding that efforts were being made to allow all law enforcement officials to share their information on terrorism threats.

Congress is Preparing to Pass Homeland Security. Under the Plan There Will Be 356,000 Regular US Army Troops Patrolling the US. Here Is Just a Taste of It from Des Moines, Iowa
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OH: State plans student ID #'s for all 1.8 Million government indoctrination center participants
Lawmakers approved the concept of the system two years ago when they overhauled the way the department collects data. The system also will help Ohio comply with the federal education bill signed by President Bush in January.

'Siege' mentality testing patience
Ten months after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, such sentiments are growing in cities and towns across the USA. People bristling over what they see as too much security are writing letters to the editor, calling civil liberties groups and protesting to elected officials

Georgia Sheriff Guilty of Murdering Successor
A former Georgia sheriff was convicted Wednesday of murdering his elected successor, shot to death in the driveway of his home three days before he was to be sworn into office.

This Is It, Ladies and Gentlemen: The Total Gestapo Takeover by the Federal Government. Federalization of Local Police, Military Rule over the US...Caesar Is Brining His Legions into Rome
The Department of Homeland Security -- PDF File

The Department of Homeland Security Website

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

Big Surprise. US Softens Stance on International Criminal Court
The United States last night softened its demand for immunity for U.N. peacekeepers from the new international war crimes tribunal, prompting a quick rebuke from key members of the U.S. Senate.

US Backs Off Court Immunity Demand
Facing worldwide opposition, the United States has retreated from its demand that American peacekeepers be permanently immune from the new war crimes tribunal.

Europe's farms face biggest ever changes
Farmers organizations have warned that the proposed reforms are the thin end of a wedge which will eventually see subsidies disappearing

Bush hails NATO's eastward expansion
Ten former communist countries began a final big push to join Nato yesterday as George Bush and Tony Blair heralded the alliance's biggest expansion, due later this year.

U.N. summit expects 100 world leaders
The United Nations is expecting about 100 world leaders at next month's U.N. summit aimed at cutting poverty and "protecting the environment"

Bergen: Dan Quayle Was Right About Murphy Brown
"I never have really said much about the whole episode, which was endless," Bergen said Tuesday. "But his speech was a perfectly intelligent speech about fathers not being dispensable and nobody agreed with that more than I did."

NPR: Sorry About the Story Linking Christian Group to Anthrax
Six months after the fact, the head of National Public Radio apologized Wednesday for what some lawmakers called a "slanderous" report linking anthrax-laced letters to a Christian conservative organization.

NPR and PBS Too Conservative, Say Liberal Lawmakers
The subcommittee's ranking Democrat, Rep. Edward Markey (D-Mass.) began the debate. "Without question, there is bias in the coverage that is on public television and radio. It is far too conservative," said Markey, drawing laughter from the crowd.

FDNY Hears Secret WTC Tapes
Senior FDNY officials yesterday listened to an hour-long 9/11 tape of World Trade Center radio transmissions found early this year, but would not disclose what it revealed about the final moments of their lost brethren.

Planned Parenthood Keeping Mum in Shredded Baby Case
Police in Buena Vista County, Iowa, believe the local Planned Parenthood clinic may have information that could help investigators identify the mother of a newborn baby who was abandoned at the county recycling center in May. The baby's remains were found in a garbage shredder.

Seeking New Light On TWA Flight 800
Six years later, while the official investigation has been closed (or forever forgotten in "inactive pending" status), the nature of the explosion that killed the 230 passengers of the Paris-bound jumbo jet is very much on the radar of independent investigators

Scientists to test new medications on smallpox
In one of the biggest steps yet toward modernizing defenses against smallpox, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention this month dedicates one of its two maximum-containment laboratories to smallpox-only research like Jahrling's indefinitely

Battered Dow Closes Under 9,000
Investors hit by yet another disappointment, this time brokerage downgrades of General Motors and Ford, bailed out of stocks again Wednesday, sending the Dow Jones industrials down more than 280 points to close below 9,000 for the first time since October.

Jobless Claims Rose in Latest Week
The number of initial jobless claims rose by 16,000 to a seasonally adjusted 403,000 for the week ended July 6

Army Developing Laser-Armed Humvee
An armoire car fitted with powerful laser beam designed to blast landmines and cluster bomblets from the battlefield will shortly begin testing at an army proving ground near Waynesville, Missouri.

Businesses see bonanza in homeland security
The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the United States have created a wave of new government spending reminiscent of the space program in the 1960s or the savings and loan bailout of the 1980s.

Nonexistent Schools Approved to Accept Foreign Students
Among roughly 72,000 schools nationwide that have won approval from the INS to enroll foreign nationals, the Delaware Valley Institute is one of thousands that actually are closed or have become ineligible to admit such students, records show and INS officials concede

Hillary Fund-raiser Sentenced to 19 Months for Mail Fraud
Paul Adler, a former chairman of the Rockland County Democratic Party and a Hillary Rodham Clinton fund-raiser, was sentenced Wednesday to 19 months in prison for tax evasion and mail fraud

McCain Helps Daschle Fight Bush
McCain, who apparently is still seething about his failure to wrest the GOP presidential nomination from Bush, "is now threatening to filibuster every nominee on the floor unless the White House acts quickly on the nomination of Ellen Weintraub to a seat on the Federal Election Commission..."

U.S. Deported 131 Pakistanis In Secret Airlift
In a highly unusual airlift involving hundreds of U.S. immigration officers, the Justice Department secretly chartered a Portuguese jet to deport 131 Pakistani detainees who had been held for months at INS detention facilities around the country.

5,000 in U.S. suspected of ties to al Qaeda
U.S. intelligence agencies are watching several groups of Middle Eastern men thought to be part of an infrastructure of as many as 5,000 al Qaeda terrorists and their supporters in the United States

Radical Islamic Group downloads Internet pictures and diagrams of NFL stadiums in Indianapolis and St. Louis.
FBI agents huddled with NFL execs yesterday to discuss terrorist threats against football stadiums

GORE VIDAL: OIL BEHIND BUSH'S AFGHAN FIASCO
US writer Gore Vidal has launched a blistering attack on George W Bush and his War on Terror

"Ultimate Jihad Challenge" offered fire-arms training in America
A chef set up a website to recruit Muslim terrorists for a Holy War

Gun Course in U.S. Is Focus at British Terrorism Trial
Web Site Offered 'Jihad Challenge'

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French pour money into war on crime
Closed-circuit television cameras will be installed in sensitive big-city housing estates; local fingerprint and DNA databases will be centralized and computerized; police will be allowed "immediate and direct" access to private information held by banks, telephone companies and administrative bodies; and a national list of people barred from owning firearms will be drawn up.

Palestinian Media Glorify Homicide Bombers to Children
Roa Salameh is a 12-year-old girl living in Bethlehem, and she wants to become a homicide bomber

Suspect in Fake Visa Scam Could Be Released
A man possibly connected to the Sept. 11 attacks who has been accused of buying a fake U.S. visa at the American Embassy in Qatar will be released from federal custody and monitored electronically

Moon a great power source?
Within 15 years people could be mining the moon for a safe and clean nuclear fuel that could phase out fossil-burning power stations, the last man to step onto the lunar surface said yesterday.

'Astonishing' skull unearthed in Africa
It was found in the desert in Chad by an international team and is thought to be approximately seven million years old.

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Grisly find beneath Russian court
Human remains have been discovered underneath the Russian Supreme Court in central Moscow. Experts believe they could belong to victims of the Stalinist purges of the 1930s and 40s.

The Balkans and Gun Control
Americans Disarming other Countries

NY: Tougher Penalties For Gun Charges
"This is an important first step in Project Safe Neighborhood and the reduction of gun violence..."

Duped, Dumbed-Down Kids Propagandize for the Gun Grabbers
During the past four years, Niko and Theo have collected over 7,000 signatures of children for a petition calling for the citywide ammunition ban.

House OKs Bill To Arm Pilots
Bipartisan effort passes over Bush opposition