Cabinet Secretaries Push for the Police State, Tell House Committee: Pass Bush Security Plan
Promoting President Bush's plan to fold 22 agencies into a new Department of Homeland Security, four top Cabinet secretaries urged lawmakers not to balk at the massive changes in the executive branch's structure

Reviving a de facto national ID
Back in 1996 some members of Congress got the bright idea they could impose a national ID card on the American people through the backdoor by linking driver's licenses to Social Security numbers.

Details of Homeland Plan Assailed
House Panels Vote to Block Transfers of Some Agencies

Cop shooting of fellow officer called an accident
The city Law Department decided Wednesday that the shooting was an accident, and no criminal charges will be filed.

Officer pleads innocent to manslaughter charges for shooting and killing another officer during a Special Response Team training exercise
Warzycha has maintained that he thought the rifle he held was not loaded.

OKC Police: Officers "Justified" in Bludgeoning Man 27 Times with Their Batons
Monday afternoon, “video vigilante” Brian Bates videotaped officers Greg Driskill and E.J. Dyer repeatedly striking Donald Reed Pete, 50, who police said was suspected of soliciting prostitution.

Big Brother CCTV in the UK Fails to Document Crime
Police suspect that the missing Surrey teenager Amanda Dowler was abducted at a spot where CCTV cameras were out of action.

NWO Tech Battle over Control Grid System
Why are US allies building their own global positioning system? Call it a declaration of independence.

Russia and the West Toward Rapprochement
Yesterday, at Practica di Mare Air Base in Italy, the leaders of the 19 member countries of NATO and Russian President Vladimir Putin signed the Rome declaration establishing a new NATO-Russia Council (the so-called Group of 20).

U.N. balks at ICC compromise
U.N. Security Council support was in doubt last night for even a scaled-back Bush administration plan to exempt U.S. and some other peacekeepers from the new International Criminal Court for just one year.

UN Congratulates China (the Land of the Forced Abortion) as It Celebrates World Population Day
Siri Tellier, representative of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), said at the conference that China, the most populous developing country, had done a great job in improving women's reproductive health and eliminating poverty

'USA TODAY' WEBSITE HACKED; PRANKSTERS MOCK BUSH, CHRISTIANITY
The USA TODAY newspaper's website was broken into late Thursday evening by hackers who put up a series of stories blasting George Bush, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and Christianity.

VT: Newspaper Photographer at Nuke Plant Threatened with Treason Charge
A newspaper photographer on assignment to get a picture of the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant was threatened with arrest for treason Wednesday by the Vernon Police Department.

Police: 13-Year-Old New York Boy Killed in Dispute Over a Dollar
The grim details of Patrick Bhola's death came to light Thursday after an 18-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman were charged with his murder and kidnapping.

'Glades guru' joins opposition to feds
Scientist shows how government action destroys Florida treasure

Bush in more trouble as markets crash
Be afraid...

Commanders Envision Armies of Robots, Swarms of Fighting Drones in the Sky
An association of nearly 300 scientists and engineers spread across 45 project teams and coordinated by the Office of Naval Research is about a year and a half into a five-year, $11 million effort to determine what it will take to build such a system

U.S. to Withdraw 1,000 Troops From Kosovo
The U.S. military will reduce its presence in Kosovo by about 1,000 troops, or 20 percent, by year's end

Researchers Show How Easy It Is to Create Bioweapons
Following a recipe downloaded from the Internet and using gene sequences from a mail-order supply house, researchers have assembled a manmade version of the polio virus to prove how easy it would be for terrorists to make deadly biological weapons.

FBI Searches for Americans Suspected of Advising Al Qaeda Sleeper Cells
There may be as many as 5,000 people in the United States linked to Usama bin Laden's Al Qaeda terror network, intelligence officials estimate

Italians Arrest Seven for Selling False Documents to Al Qaeda
Seven foreigners were arrested for allegedly supplying fake passports and documents to members of Usama bin Laden's Al Qaeda network, Milan anti-terrorism police said Friday.

When Turabi offered his services to US
Sometime in 1993 the Sudanese leader Hassan Al-Turabi sent secret messages to Washington proposing a diabolical deal. Turabi would make sure that radical Islamist groups throughout the world would reshape their policies to suit American interests.

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UK Street robberies soar by 28%
There were 5.52m crimes recorded by police in 2001/02, 356,239 more than the previous year - an increase of 7%.

Germany Oks Opening Of Spy Files
The new law effectively overturns a federal court ruling in Kohl's favor which said a public figure had to give permission for release of files kept by the communist-era Stasi secret police.

Farmers Take Hostages In Mexico
Hundreds of farmers who will likely lose their land to the construction of a new Mexico City airport blocked all roads leading to a nearby town, then took seven police officers and court officials hostage.

Sesame Street to introduce HIV-positive Muppet
Sesame Street will soon introduce its first HIV-positive Muppet character to children of South Africa, where one in nine people have the virus that can lead to AIDS

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

State Department willing to cede control over visas
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said yesterday that he is willing to let the proposed Department of Homeland Security write rules for entry visas — now the State Department's job — so that better guidance will be given to those who issue them

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Human Cloning and Human Dignity: An Ethical Inquiry
The President's Council on Bioethics

President's Council on Bioethics Recommends a Moratorium on Cloning Research
Cloning for biomedical research should not be banned outright, but rather prohibited during a four-year moratorium that would allow time for more public debate, according to a long-awaited report by President Bush's bioethics advisers.

Revive the extinct Tasmanian tiger – through cloning?
A small group of Australian scientists wants to do what some believe is the stuff of science fiction – to clone an extinct animal from extracted DNA fragments.

Hunt for Potentially Deadly Asteroids Underfunded, Panel Says
The U.S. government should invest more money in tracking near-Earth objects that might threaten Earth, said members of a space roundtable on Capitol Hill Wednesday.

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China growth pegged above official target
China's economy probably grew by 7.5 percent in the first half of 2002 compared with a year earlier

Over 900 Ill After China Vaccine, Officials Nabbed
The students, aged between seven and 16, suffered from fevers, nausea, vomiting and, in a few cases, heart infections soon after being vaccinated in late June

Hardly the Truth: US hawks unhappy at improving Beijing ties
Despite US President George W Bush's efforts to embrace Taiwan ever tighter, Vice President Dick Cheney and influential right-wingers close to key policy makers at the Pentagon complain that the administration has become too complacent about what they call a growing threat from China

Beijing flexes missile muscles
China's test firing of a new air-to-air missile, the Russian-made R-77 (known in the West as the AA-12 Adder), in late June is causing accelerated deliveries of weapons previously ordered by Taiwan as well as possible new US arms sales to the island

Russia joins the China game
Over the past couple of weeks China has signed multibillion-dollar deals with Russia, bringing it economically and militarily closer to Russia than it has been since the 1960s

Gorbachev warns against new US-led arms race
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev warned the West on Wednesday to guard against a new arms race fuelled by United States' determination to defend itself after the September 11 attacks.

Ban Swords!
Sword-wielding man shot dead by police

Coalition of Airline Pilots Association Applauds House for
Approval of Bill to Arm Pilots
"This legislation recognizes the important role that the pilot can
play in protecting the cockpit and the plane..."

American Airline Chair: Guns Not a Priority
Allowing pilots to carry guns might prevent the government from taking other steps to strengthen airline security, the chairman of American Airlines said Thursday.

Senate Unlikely to Follow Through With Pilot Gun Program
Legislation allowing commercial airline pilots to carry guns in the cockpit passed the House Wednesday, but it is not likely to get a hearing in the Senate.

First Registration, Then Confiscation
It’s easy to see why California gun owners believe their government is out to get them