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...Documents and computer disks found in the Ansar camp are now being analyzed for names and locations of Ansar associates living in the U.S. and Europe. FBI officials say they have not yet received any data from the document exploitation process but they hope to do so soon. The bureau is concerned not only about Ansar followers but also other radical Jihadists and "lone wolves" moved to violent action by the U.S. invasion of Iraq. Whatever their affiliation, Bureau officials say, U.S. lawmen should be aware that malefactors based in the U.S. could create enough toxins to contaminate a local...
...Monday, phones began ringing in the law offices my husband Ron and I shared. We learned we had won from reporters. But we didn't know exactly what the court's decision said until a friend in Washington went to the court, got a copy and read the entire document to me over the phone. The opinion said women had a constitutional right to make private decisions about whether to continue or terminate a pregnancy, and that the state had not proven a compelling reason to regulate that. Abortion was legal...
...states that most threaten the U.S. and other democracies. They are today's beasts in the forest, and they need to be tamed. Shortly after Gulf War I ended in 1991, Wolfowitz got a chance to show how. Cheney asked him to overhaul the Pentagon's basic strategic-planning document, known as the Defense Planning Guidance. In March 1992, a draft was first leaked to the New York Times. Forward leaning wasn't the half of it; the document suggested that the U.S. should discourage other nations "from challenging our leadership." The U.S., the draft went...
...Although it is written in an extravagantly emotional style and is at times deeply moving, The Gate is ultimately more historical document than literary memoir. Bizot assumes that his readers have a thorough knowledge of modern Cambodian history, sometimes identifying even obscure figures by surname only. Although future historians may not find in The Gate the definitive history of Cambodia's genocide, as a witness to that terror, Bizot's account will surely inspire an enduring fascination...
...Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) cropping up in no fewer than 13 countries, Chinese officials are coming under intense international pressure to allow foreign access to medical records, perhaps even to the patients themselves. Yet, as of last weekend, all the Health Ministry had offered up was a skimpy two-page document. Officials from the World Health Organization (WHO) would like to send a team of experts to southern China to investigate. But although Chinese authorities finally approved visas for a WHO team last Friday, they have not yet given the team approval to visit Guangdong, nor have they indicated what medical...