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The Army's in the Air and On the Ground -- Now Mind-Probing Thought Police "Come to the Rescue"
Cops desperate for clues in the Psycho Sniper case have begun bringing in experts to hypnotize witnesses in hopes of jogging hidden memories that may help them figure out the identity of the cowardly rifle-toting fiend.

Tracking You By Every Means Possible: Researchers see strides in biometrics
Whether you stroll, stride, lurch or lumber, researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology are studying ways to identify and track you by the way you walk.

Tracking devices for dementia debated
"I don't see the privacy thing as an important issue in this situation...These are not cognitively intact people who are just doing fine and are not being invaded upon like a prisoner with a tag on his leg. This is protection rather than an invasion. It protects the person from his own cognitive deficits."

War on drugs takes back seat to terror fight
Manufacuted crisis number two outpowers Manufacuted crisis number one

Snubbing the Fourth Amendment and Your Rights: Supreme Court won't hear California cases on car searches
The Supreme Court said today it won't review two California cases focusing on whether police can search your car without a warrent if you don't provide I-D or registration papers.

FBI Director weighs security, liberty
"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security" -- Benjamin Franklin

Putting "Copyright Chips" in Products"
A US Congress plan to make consumer electronics companies put copyright chips in their products has been criticised by civil liberties campaigners

"Magic microchip makes debut"
Professor Kevin Warwick has a microchip implanted in his arm that allows him to control his surroundings without physical interaction.

Digital Angel Propaganda (Remember, Child Abductions are Down): "Keeping Track of Your Kids"
One wearable system, known as Digital Angel, has been developed by Applied Digital Solutions. The system works with a watch-like transmitter that sends a signal through a cell-phone network. It can be linked to a global positioning system to locate the wearer

Maine: Activists protest police cameras
Activists and civil libertarians say snapping cameras and whirring camcorders at demonstrations intimidate people who disagree with the government and should be regulated by the state

National Protest Puts Police Brutality Back on the Agenda
The Blue Wall of Terror

Dancing in the Dark
"Never, never, never believe any war will be smooth and easy, or that anyone who embarks on the strange voyage can measure the tides and hurricanes he will encounter. The statesman who yields to war fever must realize that once the signal is given, he is no longer the master of policy but the slave of unforeseeable and uncontrollable events."
--Winston Churchill

Terror network growing in Asia, Australia
Intelligence officials say that Jemaah Islamiya -- a militant Islamic group suspected of having links to the bombings in Bali as well as recent attacks in the Philippines -- appears to have set up networks throughout Southeast Asia and Australia.

Sending America Jobs to Mexico and Continuing the DeIndustrialization
Goodyear: The Akron, Ohio-based company will replace $18-an-hour employees at its Lincoln plant with workers at a new facility in Mexico, who probably make no more than $12.77 a day.

57 Years of Destroying National Sovereignty, Slaughtering Local Populations and Stealing Natural Resources
United Nations celebrates 57 years

Preparing you for the changes and the shift to the cashless society
The Color of Money

EU Begins Work on Expansion After Irish OK
European officials are starting negotiations on eastward European Union expansion after Irish voters accepted the plan in a referendum Saturday.

Fraud cases cloud S.D. elections
10 counties review questionable voter records; observers speculate about effect on Nov. 5

New fiscal crisis nears in NY
Services to plunge, taxes & fees to soar

More Left-Right Diversions
Hollywood takes on White House

'Draconian' NY mayor stubs out smoking
It should soon be confirmed if the draconian tobacco tax imposed by mayor Michael Bloomberg in July led to a two-thirds fall-off in sales of cigarettes across the city last month

Sniper fallout: empty pumps, quick errands
People shop outside the area, or stay home, shifting billions of dollars of spending.

Hundreds of US Navy computers missing
Nearly 600 computers are missing from the US Pacific Fleet's warships and submarines as of late July, including at least 14 known to have handled classified data

For Army, a new primer in chemical war
In high-tech gear, soldiers prep for weapons that could be merely irksome – or incapacitating

Syria also admits plans to join the nuclear club
Syria acknowledged Wednesday night that it seeks to restore its nuclear program

Britain considering 'son of Star Wars'
Britain is conducting detailed research into joining the American "son of Star Wars" missile defence program

Australia to boost intelligence presence in Indonesia
Australia said on Monday it would boost its intelligence presence in Indonesia as it issued stronger warnings over potential risks to Westerners after the bombings on the resort island of Bali.

Illegal immigrants provided cover for Sept. 11
We speak out in support of Rep. Tom Tancredo’s efforts to have immigration law enforced at all times. We are convinced that enforcing America’s long-standing laws on immigration is essential if another Sept. 11-scale attack is to be avoided.

Artifact dates from Christ's time
An inscription on a burial artifact that was recently discovered in Israel appears to provide the oldest archeological evidence of Jesus Christ

Chemicals in Food and the Environment Pose Gender-bending risk to children
Minute amounts of ''gender bender'' chemicals found in food and the environment are affecting the behavior of pre-school children

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Report: U.S. Ends N.Korea Arms Control Pact
Now that North Korea has admitted it violated its 1994 arms control pact with the United States, continuing to develop nuclear weapons capability, the Bush administration will terminate its end of the bargain as well, including shipments of fuel oil

U.S. Says Pakistan Gave Technology to North Korea
American intelligence officials have concluded that Pakistan, a vital ally since last year's terrorist attacks, was a major supplier of critical equipment for North Korea's newly revealed clandestine nuclear weapons program

Don't Forget, the US Gave Nuclear Reactors to N. Korea and to China

China’s Cheating Hurting U.S. Farmers
In the nine months since China joined the WTO, China's agriculture imports from the U.S. have dropped - down 23 percent to $841 million for the first six months of this year

Cuba sees dollars as key to future
Now, to listen to Mr. Castro's top aides and others here, Yankee dollars are the key to Cuba's financial salvation. Cuba si, Yankee dollars even more si.