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...Karim and the other detained suspect, Naeem Bukhari, haven't yet been charged with any crime. But Karim's account suggests that Saeed may have played a relatively minor role in the Pearl affair?and that the actual killers are still at large. While prosecutors say Saeed was the mastermind who grabbed Pearl, Karim denies that Saeed was in Karachi during the kidnapping. Karim, a former mujadedin fighter in Afghanistan, has told police that the man who actually drew the knife across Pearl's throat was Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, a top al-Qaeda terrorist. Mohammed, whom U.S. investigators...
...internal-security measures whose targets include gypsies, beggars and gangs found loitering in hallways, as well as hookers and pimps. The brief section devoted to prostitution abolishes a previous distinction between active and passive soliciting to create a new arrestable offense. Police will be able to detain people they suspect of soliciting for sex and hold them for up to 48 hours. If charged and found guilty, prostitutes face two months in prison and a j3,750 fine. Nicolas Sarkozy insists that his real targets are the pimps and gangs who organize prostitution, not those they exploit: "If prostitution...
...real work is about to begin,” said Laam, the Orofino city administrator. “I suspect we’re going to have a lot of disagreements—professionally, though, and that’s progress in and of itself...
What's going on? Several things at once, I suspect. At a hormonal level, studies have shown that meditation can counteract the fight-or-flight response that floods the body with the stress hormone cortisol and that also shuts down the parasympathetic system, which normally restores order after the alert is over. At a molecular level, meditation slows metabolism in red blood cells and suppresses the production of cytokines--proteins associated with the kind of heightened immune response often seen in stressed-out subjects such as students taking exams...
...former police chief superintendent, Douglas Sharp, says, "We may intellectually know the risks, but until something concrete is acted out on our doorsteps, it always happens in a foreign country or to someone else." The threat now seems to have hit home. A long public lineup of North African suspects has suddenly appeared in the courts, and the two men arrested with Bourgass in Manchester were also being detained, one under the Antiterrorism, Crime and Security Act, the other under the Terrorism Act of 2000. Four of the seven North Africans arrested after the ricin raid - most of whom were...