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Mall surveillance under spotlight
Taped beating shows parking lot cameras see more than shoplifting

Poor Opinion of the Police Is Now a Punishable Offence
Lori Blumke thought she was doing her civic duty last week when she told a judge her recent hard feelings toward police officers might taint her ability to serve as an impartial juror. She was stunned when David Buter, chief judge of Grand Rapids District Court, declined to excuse her from jury duty. Instead, he ordered her to perform 24 hours of community service

Conditioning for the National ID: Support grows for air traveler ID system
Support is growing among key government officials and travel industry groups for creation of a registered traveler program for screening airline customers and employees, despite objections by civil libertarians and privacy advocates.

Prosecutor deal leads to rape of a little girl
Eight months after he was allowed to stay out of jail, Gross was charged with raping a 12-year-old Baltimore girl at a county nightclub that authorities would later say served as a base of operations for Gross and Colvin's well-organized crime ring.

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?

HK unveils anti-subversion law plan: Life in Prison for Speaking out Against the Government, Search and Seizure at Will
The purpose of the new law would be to protect the "sovereignty, territorial integrity, unity and national security" of China and of the Hong Kong government.

India questions UN's haze conclusions
Scientists at India's premier research organisation - the Indian Institute of Science - say the adverse implications suggested by a recent United Nations report on the Asian "brown haze" were exaggerated.

U.S. Proposes worldwide NATO strike force
The United States has prescribed expensive medicine for aging NATO,
pressing alliance defense ministers to build a high-tech strike force of 20,000 troops for the war on terrorism and other security challenges.

33 Million Living in Poverty in the US
The number of poor people in the United States rose last year to 32.9 million, an increase of 1.3 million that pushed up the proportion of Americans living in poverty for the first time in eight years to 11.7 percent

Federal Death Penalty Ruled Unconstitutional
A federal judge declared the federal death penalty unconstitutional Tuesday in the second such ruling in less than three months

FBI tells Montana offices of threats to Forest Service by Enviroterrorists
An environmental terrorist group that claimed responsibility for an arson fire last month in Pennsylvania has now threatened U.S. Forest Service administrative and research facilities nationwide.

Stocks Sink, Nasdaq at 1996 Low
A slew of dour corporate forecasts and fears about a possible war with Iraq sent stocks tumbling on Monday, yanking the Nasdaq down to its lowest level since 1996 and extending the longest bear market stocks have seen in 60 years.

Russian Banks Import More Euros Than Dollars
Driven by popular demand, banks imported more euros than dollars in July for the first time since cash euros became available, the Central Bank said on its web site Monday.

Small Potatoes to the Globalists: Bill Gates has lost $42 billion
Fortunes change as Forbes names 400

It's the economy, stupid
With George Bush directing all his energies towards foreign policy, the foundation of America's strength - its economy - is suffering

Pentagon: U.S. troops arrive in Ivory Coast
A contingent of U.S. troops landed in the Ivory Coast on Wednesday to prepare for a possible operation to rescue students and staff trapped at a missionary school

Nanotech Equipped Super Soldiers
Nano materials could provide future soldiers with super strength, protection against bioweapons and even a way to communicate covertly.

Official: Navy Weapons May Not Work
The Pentagon's testing chief is questioning the reliability of some equipment the Navy could use in a war against Iraq, including a satellite-guided bomb fielded before it passed operational tests.

In President's Speeches, Iraq Dominates, Economy Fades
As he seeks to boost Republican candidates in the midterm elections, President Bush is increasing his emphasis on terrorism and national security

Report : Iraq developing intermediate-range missiles
The regime of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has begun efforts to produce a ballistic missile with a range of more than 1,000 kilometers

U.S. Gave West Nile, Other Viruses, to Iraq
The United States supplied Saddam Hussein's Iraq with the West Nile virus, a recently released CDC letter proves.

U.S. sent Iraq germs in mid-'80s
West Nile Virus, E. coli, anthrax and botulism were among the potentially fatal biological cultures that a U.S. company sent under U.S. Commerce Department licenses after 1985

U.S. plans war to control Iraq's oil wealth: experts
The U.S. is talking of war with Iraq not because Baghdad has allegedly amassed weapons of mass destruction but to control the country's huge oil reserves

Bush planned Iraq 'regime change' before becoming President
A secret blueprint for US global domination reveals that President Bush and his cabinet were planning a premeditated attack on Iraq to secure 'regime change' even before he took power in January 2001

A 'liberated' Iraq could end up like Weimar Germany
Assume the US has won its war: that's when the nightmare begins

UK 'sells' bomb material to Iran
British officials have approved the export of key components needed to make nuclear weapons to Iran and other countries known to be developing such weapons.

Sovereign Governments defaults nearly double in 2002
Debt defaults by sovereign governments rose in the first three quarters of 2002 compared with the same period a year ago, and are expected to increase again next year

Fluoride is Toxic.
Scots face water fluoride

Lax new INS limits on Mideast visitors
Updated inspector field manual reveals loopholes in tracking high-risk aliens

Border War: Mexican police join drug lords
Mexican drug lords, backed by corrupt Mexican military officers and police officials, will move tons of marijuana, cocaine and heroin this year over rugged desert trails to accomplices in Phoenix and Tucson for shipment to willing buyers throughout the United States.

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Is ‘Star Trek’ in our future?
Scientists work on projects where you might be able to beam up

California backs embryonic stem cell research
California Governor Gray Davis Sunday signed a bill backing controversial human embryonic stem cell research.

Designer baby to have perfect hearing
An Australian couple have won the right to create a designer baby with perfect hearing.

Belgian Clinic Offers Baby Gender Selection
A controversial technique that promises to help couples choose the sex of their child is being offered at a Belgian clinic.

Your genetic code on a disc
Soon everybody could have a personal copy of their complete genetic code, for medical reasons or perhaps curiosity.

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China praises North Korea's planned foray into capitalism
China said Tuesday it welcomed communist North Korea's first major experiment in capitalism

Los Angeles First City in Nation to Vote to Ban 50 Caliber Sniper Rifles
The legislative effort, which received strong support from the LA Police Department, was spearheaded by the Violence Prevention Coalition of Greater Los Angeles, aided by the Pacific Center for Violence Prevention, and based on research by the Violence Policy Center (VPC).