A Satellite "Baby-Sitting Service" -- Tracking People Like Rats and Getting Them Used to the True Love of Big Brother...Hey, It's For the Children...
Two companies have announced plans to launch personal GPS "location devices" this year, which will act as a kind of LoJack for everyone from meandering children to nervous executives in kidnap-prone countries.

Bill Consolidates Homeland Security
A bipartisan group of senators is introducing a bill to consolidate several agencies into a new Cabinet-level Department of National Homeland Security.

IL: Court rules tip not enough cause to stop motorist
Police officers need reasonable suspicion to make a traffic stop -- and an anonymous tip alone doesn't pass that constitutional test, the Indiana Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday.

FL Database would monitor drug use
The governor supports a plan to track transactions between patients, doctors and pharmacies.

Fl Proposes Adding Kids Using Ritalin to Addictive Drug User Database
The bill, favored by Gov. Jeb Bush and Republican leaders in the House and Senate, would create a Department of Health database of all purchases of Schedule II prescription medicines, drugs deemed to be dangerously addictive if not used properly.

Surveillance cameras to predict behavior
Loving Big Brother Technology "for your safety"

Parents Allege Shakedown at Nassau Juvenile Facility
Say guards at detention center took money to 'protect' their son

Seattle: Police too aggressive, protesters tell panel
Activists bring photographs, videos of demonstration to back complaints

Ex-Deputy Pleads Guilty In Drug Case
A former Hillsborough County sheriff's deputy pleaded guilty as charged Wednesday to two dozen crimes, including stealing cocaine and marijuana from the department's evidence room.

History News Network: Shouldn't Somebody Tell George W. to Stop Acting Like Nixon?
President Richard Nixon didn't like Congress asking him a lot of questions about how he was performing as the head of the Executive Branch. In fact, Congressional oversight annoyed the hell out of him. Accordingly, he was dead set against his aides testifying on Capitol Hill. Today, the world knows why. It's called abuse of power.

Australia's Anti-Terrorism Laws: Indefinite Detention without Being Charged, Strip-Searching of Children as Young as 10, Jail for Refusing to Answer Questions under Interrogation...
More Police State Love...

WHO backs gene research for world's poor
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U.N. says sex abuse of refugees prevalent
After years of war, women and girls inside and outside the camps often have no option but to trade sex for food, plastic sheeting or a bar of soap.

Jailed Mom Faces Three Years in Prison for Not Letting Her Kids See Their Sex Offender Dad
If Debra Schmidt doesn't hand her two young daughters over to Alameda County Child Protective Services this month, she could be sentenced to prison for three years. Already, she is serving time for fleeing with her children across state lines — a jury called it abduction.

School asks priest named in child sex abuse scandal to return to teaching
School officials have invited a priest to resume his teaching career despite reports that he had a sexual relationship with an underage girl while serving in Connecticut.

Kissinger rejects criticism
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has characterized legal moves to question him about war-crime charges as attempts "to settle scores" dating back three decades.

Boys sneak in, but dad is charged
It was a thing that went bump in the night in Bill Kerr's home and now he's facing two assault charges because of it. Kerr got into a scuffle with two teenage boys after he discovered them hiding in his 13-year-old daughter's bedroom closet about 4 a.m. on Feb. 3. But nearly three months after the early-morning encounter, Kerr is being charged

Eugenics Victim Honored by Lawmakers
The state that in the 1940s labeled Raymond W. Hudlow a "mental defective" and surgically sterilized him honored him on Wednesday for his decorated service as a combat soldier in World War II.

Clinton -- The Next Oprah?
Clinton Said to Want TV Talk Show

7-Year-Old Charged With Felony for Pencil Stabbing
Police have charged a 7-year-old with felony aggravated battery after he allegedly stabbed four elementary school classmates with a pencil.

Link to ABC News RealVideo Clip of Yale's Skull and Bone Occult Rituals
Click Here to Watch the RealVideo Clip of Initiates Kissing a Human Skull, Conducting a Mock Killing...etc. (Don't Forget George W. Bush Is a Skull and Bones Member)--and Check Out the ABC Whitewash

Ridge: Terrorism Is Here To Stay -- Al Qaeda Terrorists Are Seeking Nukes
Ridge, in an address and question-and-answer session with publishers at The Associated Press annual meeting, said terrorism in America is a "permanent condition" and outlined goals for a long-term security strategy.

Calif. Man Sentenced for Exporting Nuclear Devices
A former U.S. Air Force adviser who fled the United States 16 years ago to avoid prosecution was sentenced in Los Angeles federal court on Monday to 40 months in prison for illegally exporting nuclear triggers to Israel

Montana Lab May Lead Bioterror Defense
A laboratory in Montana's Bitterroot Mountains is on track to become the federal government's fourth Biosafety Level 4 research facility, handling the world's most dangerous microbes to help develop defenses against bioterrorism

Germany: Al-Qaeda 'plotting to seize hostages in days'
German police are hunting three terrorists who have hatched a plot to take hundreds of hostages in Britain, France and Germany within the next 20 days to force the release of al-Qaeda prisoners in Europe.

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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Mass graves found in Afghanistan, group says
Hundreds of men - likely Taliban prisoners killed by their northern alliance captors - are buried in a mass grave in a stark desert in northern Afghanistan, says the U.S.-based Physicians for Human Rights.

Thirty-two Detainees Arrive In Cuba
Looking listless and disoriented, a fresh batch of 32 orange-clad detainees arrived at this bleak military post, reviving the pressing question of when and where the military tribunals to try camp residents will be held.

Pakistani tribes prepare to oppose U.S. incursion
The pursuit of terrorists across the Afghan border could threaten a wider war.

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Arafat Emerges Defiant From Israeli Siege
Arafat's defiant appearance underlined how the siege ordered by Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon failed to isolate the Palestinian leader, whose popularity among his people has grown along with international sympathy for him.

German Gunman Was -- Surprise, Surprise -- A Satanist Fascinated with the Occult
The teenager who shot dead 17 people, including himself, in one of the world's worst school massacres was a loner with a fascination for Satanism and the occult.

Job-cut announcements rise
Outplacement firm says monthly pace of cut announcements far worse than in '90-'91 recession

WA Police balk at watching for illegal immigrants
Local departments say they don't have time or money to do federal agencies' work

Mexican Border states study legalizing marijuana
Governors of northern border states are studying the possibility of legalizing marijuana, the governor of Chihuahua said Wednesday

Robo-Planes
Unmanned Aircraft Redefines How Military Wages War

Is cloning battle in Congress over?
As Senate prepares for emotional debate, Hatch and other Republicans may give therapeutic cloning forces the win

Scientist: Remote Control Rat Technology Could Be Used on Human
The brain stimulation technique used to condition the laboratory rats could almost certainly work in other species, including humans, said Paul W. Glimcher, an expert at New York University on the neurobiology of decision-making.

Remote Control Rats
Scientists use implanted electrodes to control rats' movements from afar

Scientists unveil the Ratbot, a robot with whiskers
Rodent with newly developed brain implants-"For Your Safety"

Trains 'trap mobile phone radiation'
Research carried out by scientists in Japan suggests that using a mobile phone inside a train carriage could have serious health risks for other passengers

The Elite Will Get the Life Extension Technology, While the Rest of Us Will Not
A world where the rich move through life like slow turtles, living a couple of hundred years, and the poor breed and die like mayflies

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China's Hu Warns U.S. on Taiwan
"The question of Taiwan has always been the most important and most sensitive issue at the heart of China-U.S. relations," said Hu, striking a theme that has deep resonance back home.

Chinese Order Olympic Crackdown
Police in northeastern China have been told to prepare for the 2008 Olympics by suppressing protests and targeting followers of the Falun Gong movement

U.S. Businesses Help China Suppress Internet
Cisco does not deny its success in China. Nor does it deny that it may have altered its products to suit the special needs of the Chinese "market" – a localization scheme the company avoided elsewhere in the world – but it categorically rejects any responsibility for how the government uses its firewall boxes

Russian Minister Sings Colin Powell's Praises
Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov says he hopes rumors that Secretary of State Colin Powell may resign are not true.

The illusory protections of gun control
The availability of guns does not initiate a massacre. The massacre is initiated by intent. In a land with strict gun control, a teenager obtained powerful weapons and went on a school rampage that resulted in more casualties than any American school has ever experienced.

Germans weigh tough gun laws after shootings
Classrooms across Germany fell silent Monday to reflect on last week's school massacre that left 17 people dead, and Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder proposed tighter gun control laws that include raising the legal age for ownership.

N.J. judges protest new gun law
Probation officers can be armed. In court papers, jurists say this violates separation of powers.

Other Countries Illustrate The Futility Of Firearm Bans
Sixteen people were killed last week in Germany's school shooting. This follows the killing of 14 regional legislators in a Swiss canton in September, and the massacre of eight city council members in a Paris suburb last month. Yet Europe has the kind of gun laws gun-control advocates admire.