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Secret Prisons

	Tunisia: Rice Should Press for Rights Improvements Human Rights
	Abramoff gets 4 years in lobbying scandal The Columbus Dispatch
	Polish prosecutors have proof of secret CIA jail: report Canada Dot Com

Guantanamo

	Bush seeks to affirm war on terror The Press Democrat
	Cuba evacuates 60,000 people as Hurricane Gustav sweeps through and heads for New Orleans The Daily Mail
	For those too young to remember the Cold War... BBC News
	Gustav Sparks Floods in Caribbean Wall Street Journal

Al Qaeda

	McCain offers his prescription for U.S. CNN
	Rice lands in Libya on historic visit CNN
	Afghanistan's war has a new battlefield Asia Times
	Charting the World of Tomorrow Middle East Online

Human Rights

	Rice arrives on historic Libya visit Canada Dot Com
	Mugabe's Excuse and Ours WorldNews.com

Abu ghraib

	Iraq to rebuild notorious prison BBC News
	Alan Johnston: My kidnap ordeal BBC News

Conspiracy Headlines

Housing dreams clash with reality

Novelist David Baldacci's letter to fellow VCU board of visi

Ex-FBI agent faces trial for 1982 murder

Mercer County Courthouse West Virginia

New judge welcomed to Mercer County

French Justice minister Rachida Dati.jp1

Sarkozy's former 'girlfriend' justice minister Rachida Dati prompts sperm donor rumours by refusing to name father

Two rescue boats anchor near the sunken passenger ferry the MV Princess of the Stars off the Sibuyan Sea in central Philippines on Tuesday June 24, 2008.

Sulpicio faces criminal probe

Springboro man guilty of evidence tampering in menacing case Dayton Daily News
Outsourcing barely dents U.S. employment, study shows Canada Dot Com
Kelly Ellard wins right to a new trial Canada Dot Com
Trials begin in universal flu-vaccine study Irish Times
Bank robber suspect slaps attorney in courtroom Houston Chronicle
BMW worldwide August sales up 2 percent San Diego
Imelda and Imee Marcos called to testify vs Lucio Tan Inquirer
Global agency calls for stricter copyright enforcement in Le Daily Star Lebanon
LA federal judge won't consider bail for Fayed The Press Democrat
2 out of 3 people worldwide tuned in for Olympics The Boston Globe
Judge removed from Wecht case Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Smother attack woman found guilty BBC News
Bank teller pleads guilty to conspiring in heists Penn Live
New trial granted in brutal youth murder Canada Dot Com
Former state delegate pleads guilty to child porn charges The Examiner
Pakistan restores 3 judges ousted by Musharraf The Charlotte Observer
Imelda, Imee, Gapud, 4 other witnesses summoned to trial of Manila Bulletin
English proficiency to be included in all civil service exam Taipei Times
FEATURE: Brush with the law changes a life Taipei Times
Kelly Ellard seeks fourth murder trial Canada Dot Com

IRAQ BRITAIN

Britain must disclose Iraq intelligence memos

How we misunderstand terrorism The only way to defeat terrorism is to release preconceived notions ...

Asif Ali Zardari, husband of Pakistan's slain opposition leader Benazir Bhutto (tmg1)

Zardari says global terror Pakistan's priority

Iraq govt reacts sharply to US spying allegations Houston Chronicle
New Book Says U.S. Spied on Iraqi Leaders: Report ABC News
Iraq to quiz US over spying claim BBC News
Iraq govt says it will ask US if it spied on PM The State
Iraq Angry Over Possible US Spying Time Magazine
Iraq govt warns 'shadow' will be cast on US-Iraq relations i Newsday
Iraq condemns reported US spying on Maliki Irish Times
US spied on Iraqi leaders, says Bob Woodward The Independent
Iraq condemns reported U.S. spying on PM Maliki San Diego
Top Investigative Reporter: US Spies on Iraqi PM Voa News
CIA, FBI push 'Facebook for spies' CNN
Poland 'hosted CIA centre' News24
Pakistan lawmakers to choose Musharraf replacement The Examiner
Polish prosecutors probe CIA jail reports Canada Dot Com
CHINA'S ALL-SEEING EYE The People's Voice
Pakistan to Choose President Time Magazine
Pakistan reinstates 3 Supreme Court judges ousted by ex-pres Star Tribune
U.S. has spied on Iraq's leaders, Woodward says The Columbus Dispatch
The ashes of American morality Asia Times
US raid complicating Pakistani's presidential bid Philadelphia Daily News

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Source: Bush considering 8,000 troop cuts in Iraq

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki delivers a speech during an opening ceremony for the Government Media Center in Baghdad on Sunday Aug. 26, 2007 in this photo provided by the Iraqi Government.

White House spied on Iraq leaders, says Bob Woodward book

Pakistani tribal people stand near a car of tribal police which was ambushed by militants Wednesday night, in Khyber tribal area, 15 kilometers (9 miles) north of Peshawar, Pakistan on Thursday, Sept 4, 2008.

Pakistan condemns US over raid

Official: Baghdad car bomb kills 2 The Charlotte Observer
Collateral Tragedies Time Magazine
Tough tanker decision looms for Bush administration The Guardian
Afghan governor killed in accident TVNZ
Bush Plans to Unveil Decision Wall Street Journal
Official: Baghdad blast kills 2 USA Today
Bush to announce US troop levels in Iraq next week The Oklahoman
Bush To Unveil Iraq Troop Level Plan CBS News
Modest US force cuts proposed for Iraq Middle East Online
US commander sees a 'slow win' in Afghanistan The Boston Globe
Former detainee czar urges war court shake-up The Miami Herald
Bush to declare level of US troops in Iraq next week The Times of India
Mass. Sen. Kerry debates primary challenger The Boston Globe
Lieberman Helping Palin On Foreign Policy CBS News
Qaeda undefeated in Iraq, work to be done -Petraeus San Diego
Al-Qaeda still threat in Iraq - Gen Petraeus Irish Times
US commander sees a "slow win" in Afghanistan Syracuse
Iraq eyes Lockheed F-16 fighter aircraft purchase The Guardian
US commander sees a ``slow win'' in Afghanistan The Guardian
US commander says "slow win" approach to fighting in Afghani Star Tribune

In this photo released by the Australian Defense Department, an Australian soldier patrols near a Forward Operating Base (FOB) in Afghanistan Sept. 16, 2005. An elite Australian commando was injured and an Afghani soldier killed when their patrol clashed with insurgents in Afghanistan, Friday, Sept. 23, 2005. The clash came less than a month after a group of 190 Australian special forces commandos began arriving in Afghanistan to bolster international efforts to restore law and order amid an upsurge in violence blamed on the al-Qaida terror network and supporters of the ousted Taliban

Fury as Diggers admit Taliban held in dog pens

More than the sum of its parts The Australian
Psychologists and torture The Press Democrat
Have we misunderestimated George W Bush? Belfast Telegraph
Torture As Official Israeli Policy The People's Voice
Swiss close $60m corruption cases against Zardari Irish Times
Democrats still can't be taken for real Boston Herald
Pakistan's Ruling Coalition Collapses Time Magazine
Denver latest stop on Yee's unlikely journey Seattle Times
British resident held in Guantanamo Bay wins legal battle to The Daily Mail
British resident held in Guantanamo Bay wins legal battle to London Evening Standard
Red Cross says staff heading to S. Ossetia capital Boston Herald
The lesser evil of nonintervention The US' underestimation o ISN
Between the reel and the real The Australian

Lewis Hamilton 2008

Lewis Hamilton is the Formula One leader again, and a lot wiser

Barack Obama and Michelle Obama

How the Republicans Win

Border Patrol

Border Patrol also guards against foreign bugs

Fury in Iraq as Bob Woodwood claims US spied on Nouri al-Mal The Times
'Stunning allegations' by ex-RCMP chief blast Canada's spy a The People's Voice
Cui Bono? The 9/11 Promotions The People's Voice
Closely linked network behind many terror plots The Guardian
Yuri Nosenko: KGB agent whose defection baffled the CIA The Times
German data laws to be tightened Independent online (SA)
Georgian Police Arrest Ex-President's Son on Coup Voa News
Interest rates ... Unilever ... Whitbread: Tempus at lunchti The Times
N. Korea denies it sent female spy to S. Korea Lexington Herald-Leader
Chávez and the Cash-Filled Suitcase Time Magazine
Revealed: The NASA spy satellites that can identify your uni The Daily Mail
S. Korea to allow top defector to travel abroad Canoe
Remembering a true master of the spy trade The Press Democrat
Chinese businesses spied on Durham pharmaceutical firm The News & Observer
N. Korea denies it sent female spy to S. Korea, accuses Seou Star Tribune
American Documentary Filmmaker Arrested in Nigeria ABC News
Thrillers and spills in the world of espionage Sydney Morning Herald
Israeli Mossad let Nazi Mengele get away Denver Post
Detroit Mayor's Hearing Begins Time Magazine
Korea: North denies South spy Independent online (SA)

Barack Obama

Pak misusing US aid for war against India: Obama

Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, left, is joined by Republican presidential candidate John McCain, right, and daughter Piper at the end of her speech at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minn., Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008.

The Republicans running against themselves

Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Joe Biden, D-Del.,

Biden says Palin failed to focus on economy

Al Qaeda video vows more Denmark attacks The Star
Pakistan's Zardari Marked By Corruption, Tragedy CBS News
Sarah Palin: A Star Is Born In The GOP CBS News
Libya's Evolution CBS News
Pakistan's likely next president marked by corruption Canoe
Rice to dine in Gadhafi's tent in historic visit San Diego
Afghan al-Qaeda commander warns of attacks on West San Diego
Libyans adjust to changing times BBC News
Untried leader, marked by corruption, tragedy, is set to bec Newsday
Qaeda warns of attacks on West News24
Al-Qaeda Warns of Attacks on West Time Magazine
Gaddafi welcomes 'darling Leezza' as US breaks bread with Li The Times
Afghan al-Qaeda figure warns of attacks on West San Diego
Israel bolsters Palestinian Authority's arsenal International Herald Tribune
Bolan: Wiretaps snared money man Canada Dot Com
Suspected U.S. drone attack in Pakistan kills six villagers Novosti
US: Rice Should Press Algeria on Fate of Returned Guantanamo Human Rights
John McCain's RNC Address CBS News
Rice arrives in Libya on historic visit The State
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