King George Threatens Congress: You Will Give Me ALL the Power "I'm not going to accept legislation that limits or weakens the president's well-established authorities – authorities to exempt parts of government from parts of federal labor-management relations statutes when it serves our national interest." Bush Threatens Veto of Homeland Security Bill President Bush said Friday that he would have no choice but to veto the homeland security bill if it did not grant him executive power to hire, fire and transfer employees.

(It's All Lies. They're Already Training Your Children to Turn You in for Guns.) Ashcroft: TIPS Plan Won't Have Central Database
Anti-Terror Information Will Be Passed On

Ashcroft Touts Operation TIPS
Operation TIPS plans to give millions of American truckers, train conductors, ship captains, utility employees and others "a formal way to report suspicious terrorist activity"

DEA Calls Bottled Water "Drug Paraphernalia"
But how can we trust our government to spot terrorists when it thinks that glow sticks are items of "drug paraphernalia?"

FL: Young Thugs to Get off Easier
Ruling in an armed kidnapping case, a three-judge panel said judges can consider weaker "youthful offender" sentences in lieu of 10-20-Life for defendants who qualify

Aggies and Longhorns Team up for the Police State
Several Texas universities agreed Wednesday to work together to become the nation’s homeland security research center...The agreement established a consortium made up of Texas A&M University System, the University of Texas System, Texas Tech University System and the University of Houston System.

US threatens to block torture convention
Concern about observers entering its prisons puts America at odds with European allies again

Congress Bans Participation in ICC
The bill contains a ban on US cooperation with the court set up by the United Nations to prosecute genocide and other crimes against humanity and has been joined to date by 76 nations

Mass sterilization scandal shocks Peru
More than 200,000 people in rural Peru were pressured into being sterilized by the government of former President Alberto Fujimori

Blair favors euro vote in 2003
British Prime Minister Tony Blair remains enthusiastic about the possibility of calling a referendum next year on UK entry into the euro despite signs that a majority of Britons are opposed to membership of the single currency.

Ailing Man Sues Fast-Food Firms
A New York City lawyer has filed suit against the four big fast-food corporations, saying their fatty foods are responsible for his client’s obesity and related health problems.

Georgia Crematory Operator Speaks Out
Marsh is charged with 398 felony counts, including theft by deception and abuse of a body, for allegedly accepting money and never performing the cremations.

States Raid Rainy Day Funds
States have used up two-thirds of their cash on hand and their rainy-day funds trying to cope with budget crises, legislative leaders from across the country said Wednesday as they called for government help

Bureaucratic Infighting Said To Have Stalled Airport Security Effort
Almost a year after the Bush administration promised a nationwide drive to tighten airport security, such efforts are being stymied by poor coordination among federal agencies and a lack of clear-cut technical requirements

Dead Bird on White House Lawn Had West Nile Virus
The crow is one of two found near a fountain on the South Lawn this week. The first was discovered late Sunday by Secret Service officers, who then found the second early Monday.

First Reno, Now McCain on Saturday Night Live
The former presidential candidate, prisoner of war and continued thorn in the side of President George W. Bush will appear on "SNL"

Iraq seeks steel for nukes Procurement agents from Iraq's covert nuclear-arms program were detected as they tried to purchase stainless-steel tubing, uniquely used in gas centrifuges and a key component in making the material for nuclear bombs

Agent Admits to Scrawling Anti-Muslim Slurs During a Home Search
A Secret Service agent has admitted he scrawled anti-Muslim statements on a prayer calendar during the home search of a man charged with smuggling bogus checks into the United States

Moussaoui Starting to Understand Case, Lawyers Say
Zacarias Moussaoui's sudden decision to withdraw his guilty plea was just another in a string of courtroom surprises from the only man charged as a conspirator in the Sept. 11 attacks.

Internment Camps a Possibility
A member of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission said in Detroit on Friday he could foresee a scenario in which the public would demand internment camps for ArabAmericans if Arab terrorists strike again in this country.

Inside a Kangaroo Court
Milosevic 'acted within law'

Eerie X-File of the pampas
Mutilations: Something mysterious is killing and bloodlessly dissecting cattle on the plains of Argentina. The official government explanation -- a carnivorous mouse.

Judge rules immigrants can seek amnesty
Despite 16 years of legal and legislative maneuvering by the government, tens of thousands of undocumented immigrants nationwide remain eligible to seek legitimate status under a 1986 amnesty program, a federal judge in Sacramento ruled Wednesday.

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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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US resolution angers Beijing
China has reacted angrily to a resolution passed by the US Congress on Wednesday that calls for an end to persecution of members of the Falun Gong spiritual sect.

Boston Globe: Good sense prevails on guns for pilots
Reason scored an unexpected victory two weeks ago when the US House broke with the Bush administration and voted, 310 to 113, to arm airline pilots.

Baton Rouge, LA: Fear spurs surge in gun, alarm sales
The unsolved slayings of Gina Wilson Green, Charlotte Murray Pace, Christine Moore and Pam Kinamore have sparked surges in gun and alarm sales in Baton Rouge

NRA Supports Background Check Gun Control Legislation Sponsored by Dem. Rep. McCarthy
The action was a clear victory for McCarthy (D-Mineola), who brought together NRA allies, gun control supporters and privacy advocates, on an issue that launched her political career

Ashcroft Assailed on Gun Policy Memo
Gun control groups yesterday accused Attorney General John D. Ashcroft of misleading Congress in December by not disclosing an internal Justice Department opinion that concluded the FBI could legally search gun purchase records for the names of suspected terrorists.

Baltimore Mayor Creates Volunteer Watchdog Group to Monitor Gun Cases, Intimidate the Court
The group would provide a visible reminder to judges and prosecutors that the public cares and wants long prison sentences for gun crimes, O'Malley said at a news conference in which he heavily criticized judges and prosecutors

Eleanor Roosevelt Packed a Rod
Accompanied by a 71-year-old female friend and a loaded pistol, which she kept nearby for 25 years, she "drove through the heart of Klan territory to teach people how to fight for freedom

Ban Knives!
Knife attack suspect had 'mass-murder fixation'

Where Guns Are Banned Gun Crime Soars
More criminals own more guns in the UK than ever before.