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U.S. forces get OK to use CIA methods
American commandos hunting Taliban and al Qaeda guerrillas in Afghanistan have gained permission to employ new clandestine tactics that typically are confined to the CIA in the shadows of war.

Parachute Lines Found Cut at Camp LeJeune Exercises
Camp Lejeune authorities again Tuesday said that safety and security procedures were sound despite the sabotage of 13 parachutes

Farms fight food tracing
Farm groups are blocking efforts to develop a national system to trace food to its source because they fear lawsuits if consumers become sick.

Did DC Police Go Too Far?
Legal Experts Debate Legality of Mass Arrests

More Propaganda for Big Brother and How Much People Love the New Tyranny:
Just 1 in 5 Feels Rights Violated
Poll: Vast Majority of Americans Say War on Terror Isn't War on Them

Pentagon Plans to Gas US Citizens
The Department of Defense has petitioned the UN for a ruling on the use of its new compressed high potency Valium gas for the purposes of domestic riot control.

TX: Student's penalty over fishing knife reduced
Parents of a Colleyville Middle School sixth-grader declared a win over the Grapevine-Colleyville district's zero-tolerance policy after their son was handed the minimum punishment Monday for bringing a fishing knife to school.

'One-stop' agency coordinates defense
Beginning Tuesday, a single command will direct the military defense of America's homeland for the first time since George Washington led the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. The Pentagon's Northern Command will be activated at ceremonies Tuesday at its new headquarters here on the edge of the Great Plains.

Northern Command
Northern Command was created in the wake of Sept. 11, when the nation's leaders had to turn to multiple military agencies - instead of one - in a time of national crisis.

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FL: Ethics team criticizes state proposal for DNA registry
The University of Miami bioethics team has urged the Florida Department of Children & Families to drop a controversial plan to collect DNA samples -- using a cheek swab -- from all 45,000 children in state custody.

9/11 panel eyes information failure
Aviation officials might have been able to stop two Sept. 11 hijackers previously linked to al-Qaida if they had been alerted by intelligence agencies

Globetrotting Iraqi Connected with 911 Mysteriously Released
A globe-trotting Iraqi, suspected of being a terrorist with ties to both al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein, was arrested in Jordan after Sept. 11 and then mysteriously released, U.S. intelligence officials said.

Congressman, families demand WTC collapse data
U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner and families of victims of the 2001 World Trade Center attack on Monday demanded the release of an immense body of documentary evidence about the collapse of the twin towers.

Gore accuses White House of ignoring 9/11 warnings
Former Vice President Al Gore yesterday made his second attack this week on President Bush's war on terrorism, accusing the administration of ignoring signs that al Qaeda terrorist leader Osama bin Laden planned to attack the United States on September 11

Investigator says FBI, CIA mishandled leads on attacks
The FBI and CIA mishandled key intelligence and investigative leads that could have led to unraveling the September 11 terrorist plot before it was carried out

FBI WARNED DC IT WAS A TARGET
A Minnesota FBI agent investigating Zacarias Moussaoui testified yesterday that he notified the Secret Service weeks before Sept. 11 that a terror team might hijack a plane and "hit the nation's capital."

FBI scorned terror tips
Panel told bureau rejected flight school warnings

Lawyers For FBI Faulted In Search
Oh sure, stupid them...they didn't understand the law...all that law school for nothing

China’s Military Planners Took Credit for 9/11
Soon after the horrific attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon, two high-ranking Chinese military planners took credit for the 9/11 attacks – and were even hailed as national heroes in China.

FAA Received Warning in April of 2000
In April 2000, a man walked into the FBI field office in Newark and gave an extraordinary confession. He said he was involved in a plot by Osama bin Laden to hijack a Boeing 747.

Agent Cited WTC Attack Ahead of 9/11
A Minneapolis FBI supervisor said in a pre-Sept. 11 conversation with headquarters that he wanted to prevent suspicious student pilot Zacarias Moussaoui from flying a plane into the World Trade Center

FBI knew of bin Laden followers flight training
Before last year's September 11 attacks, FBI headquarters in New
York knew several associates of Osama bin Laden had trained at U.S. flight schools

Politicians Want to Know: What Did Bush Know and When Did He Know It?
Top lawmakers yesterday pressed the White House to cough up details about what President Bush knew of terror warnings prior to Sept. 11.

FBI Agent Urged Search for Hijacker
Request Was Turned Down Before Attacks, Panel Is Told

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What Really Happened and Who Stands to Gain?

Canada: Big Brother watching many B.C. students
Across B.C., 11 school districts have policies about using video surveillance. But it is impossible to say how many schools have cameras because districts can install cameras without policies.

U.S.-Canada terror team a step closer
One of Canada's highest-ranking soldiers yesterday said fears that increased military co-operation with the United States threaten the nation's sovereignty are misplaced and argued the safety of Canadians depends on negotiating close ties with America's armed forces.

Propaganda Piece: Fast track to the new Europe
"The government must give a stronger lead on EU integration"

EU deal to exempt US from new world court
The European Union has blinked first in a stand-off with the United States over whether Americans can be tried in the new International Criminal Court.

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Milwaukee Man Beaten by Child Mob Dies
A man savagely beaten with rakes, shovels and baseball bats by a child mob died Tuesday as authorities held nine youths in custody, and sought seven more.

Arab-Americans fear registration system
Attorney General John Ashcroft announced the new programme, the National Security Entry-Exit Registration System in June.

Megamedia Merger: AOLTimeWarnerDisney?
A source confirmed the existence of the exploratory talks, which provide insight into where Parsons might like to take AOL Time Warner

Unstable O'Donnell
The publisher of Rosie magazine is filing a $100 million lawsuit against former talk show host Rosie O'Donnell for abruptly pulling out of their business partnership last month.

Market's September is worst since 1937
The stock market wound up its worst September since the Great Depression yesterday

Stocks close at 19-year low in Tokyo
The Nikkei Stock Average of 225 issues closed at 9,049.33 points on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Wednesday, down 112.93 points, or 1.23 percent, from Tuesday

Pushing "Military Chic" Check out This Weird Photo
Camo Outfit Complete with a Skeleton around the Neck

Sources Say Torricelli Pressured To Quit Race
Will Embattled Senator Drop Out?

Actor Alec Baldwin hits the campaign trail
Baldwin, an outspoken liberal and a supporter of the controversial animal rights activist group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, has become a lightning rod for Republican criticism and often draws protests at appearances across the country.

Streisand Raises Cash for Democrats
The Democrats' war chest for their effort to take back control of Congress was fattened when Barbra Streisand emerged from semiretirement to headline a Hollywood gala that raised some $6 million.

Congressional OK on Iraq nears
Congressional leaders emerged from a breakfast meeting Wednesday with President Bush saying that Congress is likely to pass a resolution that gives Bush the authority to use military force against Iraq.

US, Czech and German Forces Conduct Bio-Warfare Drill in Kuwait
"The two-day exercise focuses on support of a Kuwaiti response to a biological or chemical incident," it said, referring to the possibility of Iraqi retaliation against Kuwait in the event of a US strike on Baghdad.

US threatens to thwart inspectors' return to Iraq
Progress between Iraq and the United Nations hit an immediate snag last night when Washington said that it would work to block the swift return of weapons inspectors.

Allied Jets Hit Iraqi Radar in No-Fly Zone
The U.S. Central Command said Western warplanes, responding to hostile acts, Tuesday struck an Iraqi military radar system in the no-fly zone south of Baghdad.

White House Would Welcome Hussein Assassination
The White House press secretary today said the Bush administration would welcome the assassination of Saddam Hussein by his countrymen, arguing that "one bullet" would be a cost-effective way of removing the threat the Iraqi leader represents.

Skull and Bones in Bush's Foreign Policy Closet
Europeans have noted that not only the current US president is a Bonesman, but that also his former-president father and his grandfather, senator Prescott Bush, are members.

Iraq war may cost US up to nine billion a month
The military operation to topple the Iraqi government could cost the United States up to nine billion dollars a month, in addition to the billions of dollars Washington is likely to spend to deploy troops in the Gulf region

U.S. Steps Up Ukraine-Iraq Probe
The United States plans to send a team of experts to Ukraine to investigate whether the former Soviet republic sold a radar system to Iraq and will consider punitive measures beyond the halt of $54 million in aid

From Kilos to Grams to Non-existent
Report: Seized Material Not Uranium

DC Mayor: Noncitizens Should Get Vote, Too
Latinos Fault Access To D.C. Services

Border-crossing card expires today, replaced by laser visa
The border-crossing card is expected to pass quietly into extinction today. The card used to be the primary document used by northern Mexicans to enter the United States, and more than 5 million were issued

No Drivers' Licenses for Undocumented Immigrants in California
In Assembly Bill 60, Los Angeles Democrat Assemblyman Gil Cedillo sought to change that law so illegal immigrants in the process of legalizing their immigration status would be able to get a license.

Navajo lawsuit targets English-only work rule
Feds back tribe in 'historic' act

Ozone hole shrinks and splits
The ozone hole over Antarctica is markedly smaller this year and has split in two

Life may swim within distant moons
Oceans of water beneath the icy surfaces of distant moons may be far more common in the outer Solar System than had been thought

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Russia's Real Iraq Quandary
Moscow Times

Big Russian Oil Opens U.S. Taps in Texas
The U.S. Export-Import Bank said Tuesday it would sign a $100 million agreement with the oil majors to provide medium- and long-term loans to buy U.S. equipment and services for exploring, refining and marketing.

Two-Year-Old Fed Letter Fans Gun-Grabbers' Hopes
Skating on thin ice in their lawsuit against a gun maker, 12 California municipalities have trotted out a two-year old letter as evidence that the defendant failed to check on some of the dealers selling their products.

Japanese Police reinforce gun, drug control units
Tokyo police on Tuesday integrated their firearms and drug control sections

Gun Owners Are First Line of Homeland Defense
Many gun owners believe that true homeland security comes from having an armed citizenry, and they harbor skepticism about whether President Bush's proposed homeland security agency will respect gun-owning civilians enough to include them in homeland security efforts.

CA: City to consider anti-gun violence grant application
The Oxnard City Council is expected to adopt a resolution today that will allow the city manager to apply for a $250,000 grant designed to help reduce gun violence.