Invasive Total Body Scan X-Ray to Be Implemented in Orlando

UK Blair's Police State Crackdown: Electronic Tracking Devices for "Errant" Children, "Sin Bins" for Schools' Bad Kids, Discipline and Behavior Courses
UK's COBRA (like FEMA, a "Crisis Management" Group) Meets to Discuss Ways to Bring the UK People under Control

WA Officers Confess To Using Sub-Machine Gun In Suncrest Shooting
Their admission is outraging many residents, some of whom are wondering how they obtained that type of weapon in the first place. Both Clark and Cravens face charges including reckless endangerment and possession of an illegal firearm.

Military tribunals for Afghanistan prisoners turn the U.S. into judge, jailer, prosecutor
The U.S. military tribunals for prisoners captured in Afghanistan are in danger of becoming hollow exercises with the trappings of justice but none of the substance.

Ohio's Collection of Student Data Causes Local Stir
The Ohio Department of Education is setting up a database of information on the state's 1.8 million public school students that will include a student's Social Security number, eye color, mother's maiden name, city of birth, race and 38 other bits of personal data.

Nevada High Court Says Police Can Hide Monitoring Devices on Cars Without Warrant
The Nevada Supreme Court ruled Thursday that police can hide electronic monitoring devices on peoples' cars without a warrant for as long as they want.

EU Body: U.S. Must Follow Law
The European Union Parliament urged the United States on Thursday to adhere to international laws in its treatment of Taliban and al-Qaida suspects detained at the U.S. naval base of Guantanamo Bay in Cuba.

Teenagers 'used for sex by UN in Bosnia'
A human rights investigator who claims she was sacked for exposing the sexual abuse of Bosnian women by her United Nations colleagues, told a tribunal yesterday that girls as young as 15 were offered for sex

Bill to give feds control of zoning kept private
This was no accident; this was a purposeful sham," said Mike Hardiman, spokesman for the American Land Rights Association, who lined up shortly after 8 a.m. to attend the 9:30 a.m. hearing in the Dirksen Senate Office Building. He said the senators were trying to pass an indefensible bill in secret.

From the ADL Website: A Militia Watchdog Law Enforcement Advisory -- You Must Show Your Papers at the Checkpoint. The Internal Gestapo Homeland Police Demand It.
Flashpoint America: Surviving a Traffic Stop Confrontation with an Anti-Government Extremist

New York on nuclear alert after blast
New York was seized by fears of a “dirty bomb” terrorist attack yesterday after an apparently accidental explosion ripped through a commercial building, injuring dozens, at least six critically.

Senator says bioterrorism threat very real
"The risk is real. The risk is increasing. Our vulnerability remains high..."

Anthrax reappears at Connecticut site
NBC News: Positive test not evidence of new terrorist attack

US warns of possible terror attacks in Gulf
The US State Department warned on Wednesday that terrorists may be planning imminent attacks against US citizens and interests in the Persian Gulf and Arabian peninsula region

Scary potential for domestic terrorism
Airline pilots have mistakenly intruded into protected airspaces - including over the White House - 567 times since Sept. 11...Eighty percent of our cities and counties have no bioterrorism response plan...Every year roughly 6 million containers pass through US ports. Only 2 percent are ever searched....The Coast Guard has 95,000 miles of shoreline to protect, but 200 fewer ships than it had in 1980, and fewer Coast Guard men and women than at any time since 1864.

Clinton White House axed terror-fund probe
The Clinton administration shut down a 1995 investigation of Islamic charities, concerned that a public probe would expose Saudi Arabia's suspected ties to a global money-laundering operation that raised millions for anti-Israel terrorists

FBI Whistle-Blower on 9-11 Cover-Up?
The FBI special agent, whose name has yet to be disclosed, alleges that he was retaliated against when he continued to push for and pursue certain terrorist investigations over the objections of his FBI and Justice Department supervisors.

Judicial Watch Press Conference Postponed
ACTIVE FBI SPECIAL AGENT CLAIMS FBI OBSTRUCTED ANTI-TERRORIST INVESTIGATIONS

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U.S. War Commander: 200,000 Troops Needed for War with Iraq
Gen. Tommy Franks "wants to do a Desert Storm II," said one official, referring to the 550,000 troops deployed to the region in 1990-91 to evict Iraqi forces from Kuwait.

The Afghan Warnings That Went Unheeded at Tora Bora
Asia: U.S.' decision not to send in its own ground troops might have enabled Bin Laden to escape, officials acknowledge.

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Eighteen killed in German school shooting
Two teachers and a policeman were among 18 people killed today after a gunman opened fire in a German school.

Fears grow of Le Pen protests backfiring
The mounting wave of protests against Jean-Marie Le Pen is making the police increasingly fearful of violence and has drawn a warning that any trouble may work to the French far-right leader's advantage in the presidential run-off on May 5.

Le Pen Would Deport Illegal Aliens
and this is a bad thing?

Jerusalem hotel offers flak jackets
A Jerusalem hotel struggling to fill rooms in what has become one of the world's most dangerous cities is offering guests flak jackets as an incentive.

I'm not America's poodle, says Blair
British Prime Minister Tony Blair said today he was not the United States' poodle in its war on terrorism or any strike on Iraq, insisting he would only agree to military action if he thought it was the right thing to do.

H.R.3231
To replace the Immigration and Naturalization Service with the Office of the Associate Attorney General for Immigration Affairs, the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Service, and the Bureau of Immigration Enforcement, and for other purposes.

Social Security Audit Turns up More Illegal Alien Hires
The agency estimates that it will send out "no-match" letters to 750,000 of the nation's 6.5 million employers, up from 110,000 letters sent last year.

St. Petersburg Times: "Crackdown hurts Hispanic noncitizens"
Driver's license restrictions, intended to fight terrorism, hinder people just trying to hold jobs

Program Helps Illegals Earn a GED
Passing the high school equivalency test is seen by Project Avanzando's graduates as their passport out of poverty

Arabs in US flood FBI with job applications
Hundreds of Arab-Americans have flooded the FBI with applications for jobs as translators since Sept 11 terrorist attacks and some of those hired already are playing key roles in terrorism probes, a media report said on Thursday.

Rigging Security for Big Rigs
Technology Safeguards Against Truck Hijackings

The Robots Are Coming
Morticia is a military machine with a mission. Instead of carrying bombs, she carries eyes and ears, transmitting what she sees back over a wireless link. She is also a pioneer, showing us how robots are likely to be integrated into our jobs and our lives in the coming years.

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Communists still most popular Russian party: Poll
Russia's Communist party would come out well ahead of parliamentary elections if they were held today, leaving the pro-Kremlin United Russia coalition a distant second, according to a new opinion poll.

Russia claims to have killed Arab warlord in Chechnya
Rebels dispute death of Bin Laden associate Omar Khattab

US-China Relations: A rough ride on the tiger
Relations between the US and China have never been easy. US support for Taiwan and the war on terrorism are threatening the balance further

AZ "Safety Advocates" push bill to trace guns
The bill would require police to file paperwork on any gun used in a crime with the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. The ATF would then spend its own money to track down the gun's ownership through its serial number.

AZ SB 1445: mandatory sentences; firearms possession
PERSON WHO IS CONVICTED OF A SERIOUS OFFENSE INVOLVING THE POSSESSION OR USE OF A FIREARM SHALL BE SENTENCED PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-604, EXCEPT THAT THE COURT SHALL IMPOSE AN ADDITIONAL SENTENCE AS FOLLOWS:
1. IF THE PERSON POSSESSED THE FIREARM BUT DID NOT DISCHARGE THE FIREARM, A SENTENCE THAT IS TEN YEARS LONGER THAN THE SENTENCE IMPOSED BY THE COURT OF JURISDICTION FOR THAT VIOLATION.

2. IF THE PERSON DISCHARGED THE FIREARM BUT DID NOT INJURE ANOTHER PERSON, A SENTENCE THAT IS TWENTY YEARS LONGER THAN THE SENTENCE IMPOSED BY THE COURT OF JURISDICTION FOR THAT VIOLATION.

3. IF THE PERSON DISCHARGED THE FIREARM AND INJURED ANOTHER PERSON, A SENTENCE OF LIFE IMPRISONMENT

IL: Daley says gun-rights group will be liable
Mayor fires back after organization says it will distribute handguns to Chicagoan

Bellesiles insinuates professor forged e-mails in his name
Professor of History Michael Bellesiles suggested this week that one of his main critics fabricated e-mails in his name.