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Governors to Announce Major State Homeland Security Initiatives
The governors will also announce the formation of an NGA
Terrorism Task Force, release the "Governors' Guide to Homeland
Security", and discuss the changing role of governors since 9/11.

TX Police chief critical of Kmart raid
Houston Police Chief C.O. Bradford told City Council on Wednesday that he was embarrassed by the mass arrests of 273 people on trespassing charges earlier this month, and he implied that officers should have disobeyed orders to arrest them.

Police Fire Riot Control Weapons at 81-Year-Old Nursing Home Resident
Police said they shot an 81-year-old nursing home resident three times with bean bags and hit him with pepper spray

Secret Documents Reveal Former VP Gore's Push for Project "Clipper" -- A Big Brother Surveillance System to Spy on US Citizens
Gore's leadership in this scheme to allow the Feds to have easy access to bug American telephones is all too well documented for him to deny.

Poll Shows Free Speech Support Down
Even if this poll is real it wouldn't matter if 6 billion people didn't want free speech. It would still be your God-given right enshrined in our Constitutional Republic.

TN Trooper Charged With Sexual Battery of 9-Year-Old Child
A state trooper is charged with an unthinkable crime. The long-time lawman was arrested on charges of aggravated sexual battery against a child. That trooper is now out of jail on bond.

Bush may seek UN backing on Iraq
Mr Bush must decide "whether to go it alone or go to the UN", the adviser said.

Ecological car tax for the EU
The European Commission is planning a completely new law for the taxing of vehicles in Europe.

Phony Front Organization Greenpeace Lines up with Monsanto, GM, Nestle, and Dupont
Two organisations with a history of mutual distrust and recrimination - big business and Greenpeace - have sunk their differences to appeal to the world to take action on climate change

Remember This? Anti-GM warrior Melchett joins PR firm that advised Monsanto
Lord Melchett, the former head of Greenpeace UK who was arrested two years ago after leading an attack on a genetically modified crop, startled former colleagues yesterday by announcing he had taken a job at a PR company which has represented Monsanto and the European biotech industry.

Mass. Considers Nixing State Income Tax
Activists in Massachusetts this year have managed to put a referendum on the November ballot that would allow citizens to eliminate the income tax -- taking $9 billion each year out of government coffers

Charlie Puckett Sentenced to 30 Months in Prison
The former head of the Kentucky State Militia has been sentenced to 30 months and one day in prison on federal weapons charges.

WTC Attack Plans Began in 2000
German authorities have evidence the Hamburg al-Qaida cell that included three of the Sept. 11 suicide pilots was planning an attack on the World Trade Center as early as April or May 2000

Mom loses kids after girl is found in closet
An Orion Township mother who claimed her 7-year-old daughter was possessed by demons and allegedly locked her in a closet overnight has lost temporary custody of her three daughters.

Greenspan defends record over market failings
Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, staunchly defended himself on Friday against mounting criticism that he should have done more to prevent the stock market bubble of the 1990s.

Maintaining the Hysteria, FBI Runs Anthrax Drills in Fla.
FBI agents and scientists ran through decontamination drills Thursday before a planned search of the quarantined home of The National Enquirer for clues in last year's anthrax attack.

Planned Sept. 11 Restrictions On Foreign Flights Canceled
The Bush administration overturned a Pentagon plan to restrict foreign flights in New York and Washington on Sept. 11 after concluding it would break international agreements

Public Military High School Opens in Md.
Things are different this year for the roughly 400 ninth-graders, boys and girls alike, who started school Monday at Forestville Military Academy, the new name for Forestville High School.

Argentina's 'dirty war' hounding Kissinger
Now, there are even more questions, thanks to the release by the State Department earlier this month of 4,667 official U.S. documents relating to the ''dirty war'' in Argentina from 1976 until 1983 in which military death squads killed thousands of suspected leftists.

U.N.: Al-Qaida Able to Strike Again
The al-Qaida terror network has the money and recruits to strike again whenever and wherever it wants because a global campaign and U.N. sanctions have failed to stop the financing and support for Osama bin Laden's backers, a U.N. draft report said Thursday.

More Hand-wringing Concerning Globalist Deathcamp Operations in Afghanistan
Political Realities Impeding Full Inquiry Into Afghan Atrocity

Former Pakistani PM Says Pakistan Government Has Terror Links
Former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto on Friday accused the current government in Islamabad of harbouring close links with militant groups such as al Qaeda, which she said may be preparing fresh attacks.

Why Al-Qaeda Still Has Funds: Clampdown on terror funds 'stalled'
The group, blamed for the 11 September attacks on the United States, continues to benefit from millions of dollars in fresh funding

Worldwide opposition to Iraq strike mounts
U.S. allies and rivals alike yesterday weighed in against a military strike on Iraq despite Bush administration assurances that international backing for a move against Saddam Hussein will be there when the bullets start to fly.

Mother: 'Palace gagged me after Diana's death'
In her first in-depth interview about the dark days that followed the tragedy, Frances Shand Kydd tells how her feelings were ignored as Palace officials dictated how news of Diana's death should be handled.

British police may destroy Diana bodyguard's book
In the case of Wharfe's book, the Evening Standard said police lawyers were trying to get permission to pulp all existing copies and donate profits already made to charity.

EU head wants Palestinian state in 2005
Denmark, the current holder of the EU presidency, has suggested the creation of an independent Palestinian state in 2005 as a part of a plan aimed at reviving the shattered Middle East peace process

UK: Youth team proposes under-age drink clubs
Children as young as 13 will be allowed to drink alcohol in council-run "safe havens" if an idea by a town's youth workers is approved

Lawmaker Seeks Stricter License Requirements for Non-Citizens
If a Virginia congressman gets his way, state motor vehicle departments will require proof from non-citizens that they are legally in the United States before issuing them drivers licenses.

Moving Towards Pilotless Aircraft
The war in Afghanistan has exposed a new level of U.S. expertise in pilotless aircraft. Meet the Global Hawk. and prepare to hear a strange announcement on a future airline flight: "This is your computer speaking . . ."

'GP who trades in human organs'
Dr Bhagat Makkar is accused of trafficking in human organs, part of a thriving black market which supplies wealthy British patients with kidneys from people living in India.

CNN: "Beating hearts an obstacle for organ donation"
Christopher died when his heart stopped beating. James, like most organ donors, died because his brain stopped functioning, allowing a ventilator to keep his heart working until the moment his organs were removed.

Switzerland: Pro-life groups deplore 'suicide tourism'
An organization in Switzerland to help people kill themselves if they become terminally ill or severely depressed is attracting members from abroad.

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U.S. sings Beijing's tune on 'terrorists'
State agrees with Jiang about status of separatists in western China

Putin is a Russian Cult Hero
Since becoming president in 2000, Putin has increasingly enjoyed cult status in his country: Many citizens have developed a compulsion to name things after him.

US Envoy Calls N.Korea World's Top Missile Peddler
The top U.S. arms negotiator branded North Korea the world's foremost peddler of ballistic missile technology on Thursday and said the communist state needed drastic reforms to survive.

Disarmed – Defenseless – Dead: It's the Law
Bottom line: the government can disarm you, knowingly put you in danger without even a warning, refuse and fail to protect you from the known danger ... and get off scot-free when the danger harms or kills you.

WHO Targets Firearms, Declaring Violence "a Major Health Problem"
According to the report, some of the factors associated with violence include a history of early aggression, impulsiveness, harsh punitive discipline, poor monitoring and supervision of children, associating with delinquent peers, witnessing violence, drug trafficking, access to firearms, gender and income inequality...

Ban Shoelaces! (And Make Sure the Pilots Can't Have Any)
Man tries to strangle flight attendant with shoelaces

Panama Residents Exchange Guns for Food
"In the past, we collected more than 425 guns, and 75 percent were military-type weapons," he said. "People are beginning to have confidence in the program. Every gun we bring in could be a life saved."