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Past Headline News March 2007

Iranian Official: Sailors May Be Tried

Israel cautious over Arab offer

Second Royal Navy Sailor Apologizes On Iranian TV

Blair fury as hostage letter seeks withdrawal from Iraq

Suicide Bombings in Iraq Kill 88 in Shiite Areas

Iraq Policemen Go on Killing Spree Killing as Many as 60 People

Sewage flood smothers Gaza village; 5 killed

Aftershocks shake Japanese coast

Iran’s military says British sailors “confessed” to entry but Britain insisted they were detained inside Iraqi territory.

Death toll rises to 9 in bomb attack on Iraqi deputy PM

Diplomats meet over Iranian seizure of British sailors

Iran's President Cancels U.N. Appearance

British sailors trespassed into Iranian waters

Bomb Defused at University in Beirut

A mortar attack rattled U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in Baghdad, potentially undermining his message of U.N. support for the security and stability of Iraq

Nuclear Talks Search for Way Out of Fund Transfer Mess

British Police Arrest 3 in 2005 Bombings

Iraqi medical crisis as doctors flee most of the best medical staff have left after being targeted by insurgents.

U.S. To Slash Palestinian Security Funds

Bolton admits Lebanon truce block - former top American diplomat says the US deliberately resisted calls for a immediate ceasefire during the conflict in Lebanon in the summer of 2006.

Japan's Trade Surplus Unexpectedly Widens on Exports

Middle East fears broken Iraq

Use Of Deadly Roadside Bomb Plunges Military Tells CBS News Decrease May Be Linked To Arrest Of Iranians, Baghdad Crackdown

Iran Warns It May Ignore Nuclear Rules

North Korea talks at stalemate over frozen funds

World 'ignoring Iraqi refugees'

Israel to snub foreign envoys who meet Hamas ministers

Democracy's support in Iraq sinks

Insurgents used kids as cover, then killed them

Russia Pulling Its Experts From Unfinished Iranian Nuclear Reactor

What will become of Iraq's children?

North Korea Refuses to Join Nuke Talks

Iraqis say they are worse off now than before the war as fear dominates lives

Palestinian deal puts U.S. on spot, analysts says

Pessimism 'growing among Iraqis' - Iraqis are becoming increasingly pessimistic about the future of their country and unhappy about their lives, a survey suggests.

Israel urges boycott of Palestinian gov't

U.S. hints at Palestine flexibility

North Korea’s Dual Signals

3 Suicide Bombs With Chlorine Strike Anbar Province; 350 Iraqis and 6 U.S. Troops Treated

The waterboarded evildoer - boot camp teaches them to turn an interrogation on itself and tell interrogators exactly what they want to hear.

Pentagon OKs Deploying Iraq Backup

Iraq unveils reconstruction plan

Musharraf apology over TV attack

How Much Did He Really Do? - Some Experts Doubt the Claims That Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Makes in His Confessions

Hundreds Back Suspended Pakistani Judge - Security Forces Battle Protesters Before Hearing On Suspension Of Pakistan's Top Judge

Iraq cleric slams occupiers, Shi'ite mayor shot

Musharraf courts trouble over Ides of March

Iran condemns UN draft sanctions

Iraq Commander Wants More Troops

Protesters Clash With Police; Call for Musharraf's Resignation

9/11 Mastermind: I Killed Daniel Pearl - confessed to the beheading of American journalist Daniel Pearl and a central role in 30 other attacks. How much of the confession is lies?

Russia, Greece and Bulgaria to Build Oil Pipeline

U.S. Military Plans Iraq Fallback Strategy

Al Qaeda: Shame On Hamas For Cooperating - Zawahiri Tape Says Palestinian Group Has "Fallen In The Swamp Of Surrender"

Islamists celebrate bin Laden's 50th birthday

U.S., Iran trade barbed words at Baghdad talks

Attacks Intensify Outside Baghdad - Top U.S. Commander Says More Troops Will Be Sent To Deadly Diyala Province

No military solution to Iraq - U.S. chief

106 Shiite Pilgrims Killed In Iraq Attacks - U.S. Military Also Says 9 GIs Were Killed By Roadside Bombs

Scores of Iraqi pilgrims killed

China raps Japan over sex slaves

US forces attack suspected al Qaeda hideout

Iraq Terror Group Posts Tape of Killings

US Senate has passed a bill calling for all US combat troops to leave Iraq within a year, defying a veto threat.

Former Gonzales Aide Says Fired Attorneys Failed to Carry Out Bush Administration Priorities

Kerry targets ambassadorial bid of Swift Boat benefactor

U.S. Can't Account for 600,000 Fugitives

FBI director blames agency, not Patriot Act, for abuses

Bush sticks to ethanol amid political battles. - using ethanol will increase the cost of corn and corn related products such as corn syrup used as a sugar substitute in pop and other products and increase the cost of feed for cows which will increase the cost of meat.

Senate to Look at Improper FBI Spying

DOJ Official Ignored White House Guidance

Gonzales Aide to Take Fifth About Prosecutor Firings

Impeachment Bush? Republican Senator Says Bush's Approach on Iraq Is Driving Lawmakers to Consider Impeachment

US Senators Question Attorney General's Credibility

Despite Prior Claims, Gonzales Knew About Prosecutors' Firings

Attorney General Alberto Gonzales Approved Plans to Fire Several U.S. Attorneys

Pentagon says Tillman's death mishandled

FBI issued more than 140,000 "National Security Letters" between 2003 and 2005 without showing probable cause or prior judicial approval to obtain potentially sensitive information about U.S. citizens and residents.

FEC Democrats Say Bush Violated Limits

Gates Troubled By Afghan Hostage Swap

Pentagon To Point Finger At 9 Officers In Fallout From NFL Star's Friendly Fire Death

House Passes Troop Withdrawal Bill to Remove All U.S. Troops From Iraq by End of 2008 President Threatens Veto

Dems leave wiggle room for deal in attorneys hearings

Senate Panel Joins House Subcommittee in Authorizing Subpoenas

The Decider is Delusional

Gap in Justice, White House e-mails raises questions

Congressional Investigations: Subpoena and Contempt Power

Bush aide ordered to testify over sackings

Bush bans Rove from testifying under oath - if he plans to tell the truth he should go on the record and under oath. We know how honest and forthright the Bush administration has been would you trust him not under oath, hell no

Bush Aides Facing Subpoenas Over Firings .

Gonzales faces removal from office, Republicans say

House Panel Investigates Bush's Climate Science Manipulations

Bush ready to fight lawmakers on U.S. attorney firings flap - arguing that such testimony violates executive privilege. Is Bush Nixon II?

E-mails show confusion over why U.S. attorneys were sacked

Bush Warns Dems to Take Offer in Firings - Bush Warns Democrats to Set Aside Partisanship and Accept White House Offer in Attorneys Probe. Wasn't it partianship that started this mess? The Bush motto "Do as we say not as we do". Can we trust them with the truth.

Justice Department Watchdog Calls Improper Spying by the FBI Inexcusable

Bush Stands Behind Gonzales As Prosecutor Firing Scandal Heats Up

President claims Iraq win 'possible' - Is Bush in a state of denial?

One-Third in D.C. Illiterate

Bush administration diluted scientific evidence of global warming, one of its former high-ranking officials has admitted.

Congress to Probe Improper FBI Spying

Bush says Iraq presence vital for US safety - Bush is wrong the longer we stay the more devastating consequences

Bush to Ask for Patience in Iraq War - What about the Iraqis should they be patience while their country is being destroyed? If Bush had of used some patience before the Iraq war we would not be in the Iraq war.

White House Aides Targeted in Attorney Firings Probe

Amid concerns, FBI lapses went on - Records collection brought internal questions but little scrutiny

Ex-spy tells what leak did to career - Having her CIA cover blown felt like being 'hit in the gut,' she tells House panel

Iraq War Forever Alters D.C. Landscape - Four years into the Iraq war, about the only thing that has not changed is President Bush's insistence the fight can be won.

White House Misses Testimony Notification Deadline

Senators Say Alleged Abuse of 9/11 Terrorist Must Be Taken Seriously - He gave military officials a written statement alleging mistreatment. Gonzales said it was ok didn't he

66-year old man leaps White House fence

Will Gonzales Fall For Attorney Firings? - Sources: AG's Ouster Is Inevitable; Fired Attorney Blames Partisan Politics. Gonzales will go and Rove will be saved once again.

Plame: Leak severely hurt U.S. intelligence - "has jeopardized and even destroyed entire networks of foreign agents."

White House Delays Action in Inquiry on Attorneys - they need time to delete some emails.

‘Purely Political Motives’ in Outing, Ex-Agent Says

White House cites 'hazy memories' in fired U.S. attorneys

White House backs off on Miers scenario

Plame: "It was a terrible irony that administration officials were the ones who destroyed my cover"

Following the E-Mails in the U.S. Attorney Dismissals - Justice Department Official Wrote to WH Staffer's RNC E-Mail Account

Plame: Leak Intended to Discredit Wilson - At Congressional Hearing, Plame Says Her Identity Was Leaked to Discredit Her Diplomat-Husband

Plame Testifies in CIA Leak Hearings - CIA Officer at Center of Career-Ending Leak to Tell Congress Her Story

Plame to Tell Her Story Before Congress - CIA Officer at Center of Career-Ending Leak to Tell Congress Her Story

Justice Dept. Would Have Kept 'Loyal' Prosecutors - E-mails Contradict Sworn Testimony. Aide Recommended Retaining 'Bushies' And Top Performers. Sounds like politics to us.

Rove, Gonzales discussed firings, e-mails show - Rove says Democrats "want to play politics" with the issue. They played politics when he fired the attorneys.

Karl Rove raised questions in early 2005 about replacing some federal prosecutors but allowing others to stay

Iraq pullout deadline advances in House, fails in Senate

Subpoenas target Justice; White House could be next

White House officials close to Mr Bush were deeply involved in the Attorneys dismissals - and at a much earlier date than they had previously disclosed.

California Town May Snub Out Smoking at Home

Texas House Rejects Order by Governor on Vaccines

Hillary Clinton Calls for Gonzales' Resignation - Senator Tells ABC News 'Buck Should Stop Somewhere' Over Issue of Fired Attorneys. She must be kidding in this White House the Buck does not stop.

GOP Allies Concerned About Gonzales

Sen. Clinton Says the 'Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy' Is Back, Citing N.H. Phone Jamming in 2002

Republican Rebukes Pace, but Defense Secretary Defends 'Don't Ask' Policy

Curveball, the Defector Whose Lies Led to War

Attorney General's Office Accused of Firing Attorneys for Political Reasons - White House Counsel Harriet Miers Wanted All 93 U.S. Prosecutors to Resign in 2004. Some of the attorneys have suggested they may have been removed because they did not aggressively pursue investigations of Democrats.

Top U.S. General Calls Homosexuality 'Immoral'

Thousands of veterans return with mental illness

Halliburton's Dubai Move Makes Democrats Suspicious - Taxpayer Money, But No Taxes? Congress Will Likely Investigate the Firm's Reasons for Moving

Bush: FBI 'needs fixing' - was it the FBI or was it the Bush administration?

Bush Addresses Misuse of F.B.I. Subpoenas - the FBI improperly used the USA Patriot Act to obtain thousands of business, financial and other records in the United States.

Bush vows swift end to FBI lapses - US President George Bush has pledged to put an end to the FBI lapses that led to information on the US public being obtained unlawfully.

Pelosi Cautions Bush Not to Veto an Iraq Bill

U.S. attorneys' hiring might return to Senate oversight - Bush administration has agreed not to oppose restoring the confirmation process

Plame Attorneys Target Bush Officials and Libby in Next Chapter of CIA Leak Saga - Round Two Set to Begin in CIA Leak Saga

Bush's troop buildup getting bigger, costlier and may last longer

Gingrich Admits to Affair While Pursuing Clinton Over Lewinsky

Gingrich acknowledges affair during Clinton impeachment

FBI Patriot Act probes underreported

FBI Violated Patriot Act Guidelines

Scooter Libby Verdict: There's Still a Scandal Here - Who Faked the Documents on Niger?

Congress examines firings of prosecutors

Walter Reed Case Lends Democrats Fresh Political Ammo in Iraq War Debate

Bush acts to save face over care of troops

Libby trial reveals White House secrets - White House official tried to block a CIA leak investigation.

Libby Found Guilty On Four Counts

Former Dick Cheney Aide 'Scooter' Libby Found Guilty In CIA Leak Case

U.S. Attorneys in the Line of Fire

Soldiers Speak In Wake Of Walter Reed Scandal

Insider Trading on the Rise

Bush acknowledges frustrations in New Orleans

Recall Expanded to Some Dry Cat Food

General Sought to Warn Bush Not to Say Tillman Died in an Enemy Ambush

Drug Dealers Adding Flavors, Coloring to Lure Kids Into Meth Use

FDA Testing Reveals Chemical Used in Plastics in Recalled Pet Food

Interior official rapped for meddling, leaks

CIA leak prosecutor’s job was threatened
Ex-Gonzales aide says in testimony he suggested removing Fitzgerald

Millions Targeted by Credit Card Theft: Are You One of Them?

Bush's long history of tilting Justice. The Bush's administration began skewing federal law enforcement before the current U.S. attorney scandal, says a former Department of Justice lawyer.

Tuskegee Airmen receive 'long overdue' recognition

Tuskegee Airmen to Be Honored With Congressional Gold Medal. Six decades after completing their World War II mission and coming home to a country that discriminated against them because they were black.

Russia Ramps Up Spy Machine

US 'Surprised' by Saudi Comments on American Role in Iraq

Bob Barr: Clinton Foe to Pro-Pot Lobbyist

One man's campaign against federal debt

Group Says Pet Food Deaths Underreported

New Jersey's Bryant Indicted on Corruption Charges

Hackers Accessed Information From at Least 45.7 Million Customer Credit

Conspiracy theorists: Feds, web hosts conspire against us

U.S. Pharmacy Errors: Unreported Epidemic?

Castro criticizes US over biofuel sing crops to produce ethanol for cars could deplete food stocks in developing nations.

Saudi Arabia calls Iraq war "illegitimate occupation" accuses Bush administration of putting Iraq at risk of a civil war and trying to unilaterally write the future of the Middle-East - one of America's closest Arab allies even if most of the 9/11 highjackers came from there. Yep Bush is doing a wonderful job Not.

Brussels downbeat on US passenger snoop plan

Family Criticizes Query Into Tillman’s Death

Rumsfeld torture suit dismissed, court accepted that the nine men who sued had been tortured.

Britain freezes contacts with Iran until sailors release

Acid attack on woman shocks Ethiopia

Foley Back From Rehab; Florida Considering Charges

Defense Contractor Shares Secrets With China, Other Nations

U.S. Navy Flexes Its Muscles In Persian Gulf

Reagan's moneyman stands trial for fraud

Citigroup could cut 15,000 jobs to appease restless shareholders

Army lied about Tillman's death

New Home Sales Slump

War is not the answer to Iran puzzle - SA

Gates gets honourary degree, 30 years after dropping out

Alcohol joins heroin in danger drug list

Alcohol and tobacco are more dangerous than marijuana or ecstasy, according to a new British study

Black Double Standard?

Rat poison found in tainted pet food

Oil prices leap on Gulf incident

Ex-Gonzales aide agrees to testify under oath

Ex-aide to Gonzales agrees to testify

College students to pay more for birth control pills the result of a complex change in the Medicaid rebate law that essentially ends an incentive for drug companies to provide deep discounts to colleges

Suspect 'aided US embassy blast'

Gates argued for closure of Guantanamo detention facility

British Man Hangs Himself While Online Via Webcam

Suspect arrested in delivery of dog's head to neighbor

North Carolina Officials Threaten to Take 250-Pound 7-Year-Old From Mom

French UFO fever crashes website

Pet Food Maker to Take Financial Responsibility for Pet Deaths From Poisoning

New York Scientists Identify Pet Food Poison

Oracle sues rival SAP for ‘corporate theft’

Match-fixing eyed in cricket coach death

Cities see rise in black Muslims in wake of 9/11

Illiegal Immigrants Require 6 Arrests to Warrant Federal Prosecution in Texas

All Charges Against Duke Lacrosse Players to Be Dropped Soon

Britney’s nod to K-Fed’s $20m as divorce settlement deal

Europe backs open skies deal with America

Man Who Had 3 Hearts Leaves Pa. Hospital

Disney Clears Steve Jobs of Stock Options Backdating

Fed Faulted For Inaction On Mortgages. 'Pattern of Neglect' Fostered Subprime Ills, Senators Say

Gore takes global warming to the Hill

YouTube Rival Coming from News Corp. and NBC

Federal Judge Blocks Online Pornography Law

Is Abramoff U.S. Attorney A 'Bushie'

Judge overturns Internet child protection law

Pakistan Cricket Coach Bob Woolmer Strangled to Death in Hotel Room

U.S. Suggests Cutting Abramoff Sentence

Mortgage crisis overwhelming credit counselors

Counting the cost of the slave trade

Fertility Clinic Used Wrong Sperm

Sex Assault Reports Rise in Military

Microsoft dismisses users' warnings over ID theft despite at least 50 reports from gamers on the Xbox Live forum claiming hackers were stealing their accounts

U.S. Coast Guard Makes Biggest Cocaine Bust in U.S. History

3 Charged With Murder in Ga. Boy's Death

Mafia link to bizarre Woolmer whodunnit

Worker from firm with ties to Obama created controversial web ad

PayPayl founder's "budget" rocket roars into space

White House ready to spend billions of dollars on a system unlikely to defend U.S. territory from enemy rockets - par for the course with this administration

Drug Company Financial Gifts to Doctors Are Often Substantia Still a Public Secret

IRS steps up efforts to close 'tax gap'

Alzheimer's cases up 10% to 5 million in half decade

Gore's solar plans thwarted by upscale neighborhood's rules - Zoning rules and environmental activist kept the former vice president from installing solar panels on his roof.

DNA test ordered for Anna Nicole Smith's baby

Tax Scofflaws Still Get Medicare Funds - Doctors and other health care providers who owe more than $1 billion in back taxes are still receiving government checks for treating Medicare patients.

DeLay's book is tough on almost everyone

Soldier fathers child two years after dying in Iraq

Schwarzenegger: Rush Limbaugh is 'irrelevant'

Britain's Walking Iraq Casualty - U.K. Will Remember Tony Blair For One Thing — Joining President Bush's Unpopular War

Words of War: Clinton Camp Muddies Obama's Anti-War Stance but Record Is Clear

Anti-Clinton '1984' Ad Spoof Climbs YouTube's Most Viewed

DA Pressed Few Cases Amid Abuse Reports

Russian Criminals Targeting U.S. 401ks and Online Traders

Bush Administration has run a systematic campaign to play down the dangers of climate change, demanding hundreds of politically motivated changes to scientific reports and muzzling a pre-eminent expert on global warming

6-party talks on North Korea are stalled

BP slammed for making Texas plant vulnerable

Wrestlers allegedly tied to drug ring

Sexual assault of women soldiers on rise in US military - Some women soldiers say they carry knives to protect themselves from other US soldiers

Missing Scout reportedly found

Technician's error wipes out data for state fund

Fire kills 62 after alarms ignored

10,000 passports go to fraudsters

Mexico Seizes $205.6M From Luxury House

Anna Nicole Smith's judge cited for smoking marijuana in a park

Panama Police Seize 21 Tons of Cocaine

Pilot was 'six times over limit'

Detainee Confesses to USS Cole Bombing

Barely Dead, Organs Harvested - In Denver, surgeons at Children's Hospital wait 75 seconds before starting to remove hearts from infants.

The stubborn few holding out against mobile phones

Anti-war sentiment grows in Americans 50 and over

Pet Food Recall List

Pet Food Recall Grows Along with Owner Worry - More Brand Names Added to Already Long List

Attorney General Gonzales Faces a Tough Week - E-Mail Release Expected, as Democrats Attack and Republicans Fall Silent

Man Freed by DNA Found Guilty in Slaying

GOP Wants Answers on Prosecutor Firings

Lawyer to Appeal Pearl Case Conviction

Bush Aides Defend Iraq War on Eve of Anniversary

US 'blocks environment progress'

Czech village 'vetoes' US shield - Only one of the residents voted yes, The vote was largely symbolic and has no legal power.

Confederate flag hanging from gallows ignites controversy

Older TB vaccines 'work better'

3 North Carolina Men Sentenced to Jail for Castration 'Dungeon'

Woman Obsessed With 'Da Vinci Code' Takes Her Own Life

FBI Puts Local Officials on Notice About Extremists Trying to Sign Up to Be School Bus Drivers

Power shift puts Bush team on defense

Hundreds of demonstrators gather in Washington

Three NY officers indicted in groom shooting

Texas youth prison scandal leads to board's ouster

Pearl Family Doubts KSM Confession

Man Jailed for Joint Set Free - Two Court Cases, Same Judge, Varied Treatment.

Wiki Screwup A Shock For Sinbad - Actor, Comic Says He's Fine; Wikipedia Error Said He Was Dead

Winter has been world's warmest on record

Friendly fire death ruled unlawful

Firefighters union assails Giuliani

Man convicted of murdering cellmate; video shows him taunting guards with entrails

PS3 Supercomputing Cluster- 4 Times Faster than IBM’s BlueGene/L

Experts warn of identity theft risk

Calif. Appeals Court Rules Against Dying Woman in Medical Marijuana Case

Judge Finds Sudan Responsible for Terrorist Bombing of USS Cole That Killed 17 Sailors

Corps Knew Pumps Installed in New Orleans After Katrina Were Defective - the Corps and the politically connected manufacturer of the equipment are still struggling to get the 34 heavy-duty pumps working properly.

Stocks Tumble on Mounting Concerns About Subprime Lenders, Slowing Retail Sales

Hope for Credit Card Consumers - Congress Holds Hearings On Unfair Practices by Credit Card Companies

Official says he tried to get investigators to look into sex-abuse claims at Texas youth prison

Videotape of officials interrogating terror suspect Jose Padilla is missing

Halliburton Will Move HQ to Dubai - the Bush administration has been accused of favoring the conglomerate with lucrative no-bid contracts in Iraq

Conrad Black's U.S. trial hinges on executive graft

Fox News Boss Hits Edwards' Boycott - MoveOn.org Civic Action says it has collected more than 260,000 signatures on a petition that calls the cable network a "mouthpiece for the Republican Party, not a legitimate news channel."

School district sued over graduation held in church

Dems cancel debate over Fox chief's Obama joke - is fox a mouthpiece for the Republican Party?

Attack on NYC Woman, 101, Caught on Tape - Suffered Fractured Cheekbone in Mugging

John Popper had weapons legally, likes to visit shooting ranges

Papers drop Coulter column after Edwards slur

Parents charged in abuse of formerly conjoined twin

Top Tory quits over Army race row

Former Sailor Accused of Providing Data to Terrorist Web Site

Prominent Editor at Wikipedia Online Encyclopedia Is a Fraud

Libby Found Guilty On Four Counts

EU warns Microsoft of possible further fines - "In the 50 years of European antitrust policy, it's the first time we've been confronted with a company that has failed to comply with an antitrust decision,"