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...suits come less than a month after a broad coalition of law schools and professors, calling itself the Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights (FAIR), filed a challenge to the Solomon Amendment in a U.S. District Court in Newark...
Rosenkranz asked U.S. District Judge Judge John C. Lifland in Newark to issue a preliminary injunction suspending enforcement of the law while the trial determining the law’s constitutionality proceeds...
...inspect it now use X rays and C.T. scans to signal the possible presence of explosives. If they turn up something suspicious, a human handler has to open the suitcase and poke around inside--a time-consuming effort that can delay flights. But within the next year, InVision, a Newark, Calif., manufacturer of baggage-screening devices, plans to begin selling machines that marry existing baggage scanners with devices that use "X-ray diffraction" technology. When a bag is found to contain something suspicious, the specialized scanners can zoom in on the indicated area and analyze the suspect materials to determine...
...Saudis and the U.S. are mutually dependent and not mutually exclusive. The U.S. needs oil and the Saudis need U.S. military technology. However, post 9/11, Saudi bashing has become a common sport in the U.S. and thus the Saudis should reconsider their alliance with the U.S. Tyler Johnson Newark...
...cases, Lakhani's is both more surprising (it happened on U.S. soil) and less menacing (he never came close to either a terrorist or a weapon). According to a criminal complaint filed in Newark federal court last week, Lakhani first came to the FBI's attention in 2001 when an informant posing as the representative of a Somali terrorist group asked about getting a shoulder-fired missile. Lakhani's response: "It can be done." In July, after the FBI had wired $86,500 to Lakhani's alleged suppliers, he met in Moscow with two Russians who inserted themselves into...