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June 15, 2007
Report: Jews behind campaign to boycott Israel
Jewish Chronicle investigation reveals Jewish, Israeli academics justify their activity as part of struggle for Palestinian rights, ending Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories
Judge Orders FBI to Turn Over Thousands of Patriot Act Abuse Documents
Just one day after a news that an internal audit found that FBI agents abused a Patriot Act power more than 1000 times, a federal judge ordered the agency Friday to begin turning over thousands of pages of documents related to the agency's use of a powerful, but extremely secretive investigative tool that can pry into telephone and internet records.
U.S. officials can be sued in Sept 11 abuse case
A Pakistani man who says he was abused in detention after the September 11 attacks can name the FBI director and a former U.S. attorney general in his lawsuit against the government, an appeals court ruled on Thursday.
The Daily Show catches Tony Snow Lying
Immigration bill brings Bush and Sen. Clinton together
The Immigration bill is not the only thing that brings Bush and Clinton together. As if the media did not know, as they would like you to believe.
Clinton, Bush Connection To Warrantless Wiretapping And The CIA Exposed
US occupiers complicit in Sammara blast
'Good news,' NASA says; Space station computers up and running
Two Russian cosmonauts began to get crucial computers up and running Friday, four days after they crashed at the international space station and curbed the outpost's ability to orient itself and produce oxygen.
Are global market bubbles set to blow?
There is a strange fascination in blowing a bubble, when despite your better judgement, you keep willing it to get bigger regardless of the dangers.
Abbas picks independent Salam Fayyad as new PM
Finance Minister Salam Fayyad, an independent, has been chosen as the new Palestinian prime minister, an aide to Palestinian Chairman Mahmoud Abbas said Friday.
"President Abbas has officially appointed Salam Fayyad to be the next prime minister, and Fayyad has already begun consultations to form the emergency government," Nabil Amr, Abbas's media adviser, said.
Duke DA says he will resign
Facing the loss of his law license, a tearful Mike Nifong said Friday he will resign as district attorney, more than a year after he obtained rape indictments against three Duke University lacrosse players who were later declared innocent by state prosecutors.
NASA, Russians Debate Cause of Computer Glitch
Russian Sources Tell ABC News U.S. Equipment May Have Contributed to Glitch
Failure to halt Iraqi violence revealed by Pentagon report
The Pentagon now says it is too early to say whether the President's strategy is going to work. That task has been left in the hands of Gen Petraeus and the US Ambassador to Iraq, Ryan Crocker, who are to report to Washington in September on the policy's effectiveness. Their conclusion will either speed up or delay the eventual withdrawal of combat troops from Iraq being demanded by US public opinion.
Hamas declares victory
The Palestinian quest for an independent state was on the verge of collapse last night after Hamas militants took control of the Gaza Strip, banishing and executing their Fatah rivals and declaring Islamic rule on Israel's doorstep.
Arabs fear spread of Gaza conflict
Arab countries are eyeing the chaos in Gaza with alarm, fearing that the Palestinian fighting could spread to the West Bank and further destabilize the region. The Arab League chief on Thursday called for a cease-fire, warning of disaster otherwise.
Rockets rain on Baghdad's Green Zone
A citywide clampdown emptied Baghdad's streets of all vehicles Thursday in attempts to hold off what authorities dread: a storm of Shiite attacks in revenge for the bombing of one of their main shrines. The tactic appeared to keep a lid on widespread violence, but extremists fired shells into the city's protected Green Zone during a visit by the State Department's No. 2 official.
Weapon supply to Taliban: Afghanistan rejects Iran-Taliban claims
Afghanistan’s defence minister on Thursday rejected claims by a top US State Department official that there was “irrefutable evidence” that the Iranian government was providing arms to Taliban rebels.
Venezuela strikes £500m deal to buy Russian submarines
Fleet would help Chávez thwart future US embargo
Denver Airport Underground Base and Weird Murals
A general in God's patriotic army
In recent appearances on two US cable news networks, he was slinging and zinging the well-rehearsed pitchman for the biblical "End Times" was dead certain that "Iran is going to have to be attacked" before 2008.
Israel’s new President: a war criminal par excellence
Japan ex-spy chief raided over NKorean 'embassy' deal
Prosecutors raided the home of Japan's former spy chief after he agreed to buy North Korea's de facto embassy as a goodwill gesture, angering the conservative government, he said Thursday.
Hamas Claim: CIA and Israel Linked To Fatah
Hamas announced that it had seized many documents, weapons and security equipment inside the two compounds that, when made public, "would shed light on Fatah's relations with Israel and the CIA."
Israeli Roots Of Hamas
Hamas history tied to Israel
Israeli Roots of Hamas are being exposed
Sharon War Plan Exposed: Hamas Gang Is His Tool
Hamas Divided Against Itself
Government Produces Nothing, Ever
By Wladimir Kraus
JP Morgan to build 40-storey tower at Ground Zero
Outrage as Chinese slave scandal deepens
More than 450 people, including young children, have been freed from slavery in Chinese brick factories and mines but hundreds of others are believed to still be trapped, police said Friday.
IAEA Head: Iran Attack 'Act of Madness'
The head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency said Thursday an attack on Iran over its refusal to freeze programs that could make nuclear weapons would be ``an act of madness,'' an indirect warning to the United States and Israel.
NKorea urged to act soon on nuke programme
South Korea said Friday that North Korea would soon receive the funds it has demanded before honouring a long-delayed nuclear disarmament deal, but Japan expressed caution on whether the row was settled.
Gay marriage upheld in only U.S. state where legal
Gay marriage in Massachusetts withstood a challenge on Thursday when lawmakers beat back a four-year effort by social conservatives to ban same-sex unions in the only U.S. state where they are legal.
No girlfriend for three years
A judge has ruled that a 24-year-old Canadian man is not allowed to have a girlfriend for the next three years.
The wet planet: There was life on Mars (probably)
Scientists now say that an ocean several miles deep once covered a third of the surface of the planet, enough water to support the origin and evolution of life. The red planet, they said, had once been a deep blue, just like Earth.
Tortured Iraqis free to sue UK for millions
Prisoners detained by British forces anywhere in the world can sue the Ministry of Defence, Law Lords have ruled.
Four million U.K. TVs to be 'dumped' as country makes switch to digital
About four million TV sets and another four million video players be dumped when the country is forced to switch over to digital.
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