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Listen to what CNN's Jamie McInterie said on the day the plane crashed into the Pentagon, and listen to him on the day the video released showing something crashed into the Pentagon. George Noury's guest is Dave Von Kleist
US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said today in Chicago, that he is concerned about the rising number of home loan delinquencies in the US. His remark coincide with a report in today's Wall Street Journal that soaring housing prices and a
Last October, before the public learned that President Bush has secretly ordered the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on Americans without a court order, the Pentagon approached the Senate intelligence committe with an unprecedented request.
On Aug. 6, 2001, CIA director George Tenet presented to President Bush his presidential daily briefing, a starting document titled, "Bin Laded Determined to Strike in US." Bush did nothing, asked for no further briefings on the issue, and
Rear Adm. Harry Harris, who at the end of March took command of the military task force that runs the camp, said the 460 captives at Guantanamo in Cuba were dangerous man who still provide useful information about Al Qaeda tactics, financing, and saf
Senate Bill 517 does not address any of these important issues. Its sole purpose is to establish an experimental weather modification policy without any agriculture or public oversight of private, military, and government programs.
US Border agents began following a black SUV after a citizen reported seeing the vehicle pick up suspected illegal immigrants. The vehicle stopped on the shoulder. When agents approached, the suspect began to drive off. 2 agents opened fire.
The case tests previous Supreme Court rulings that police armed with warrants generally must knock and announce themselves or they run afoul of the Constitution’s Fourth Amendment ban on unreasonable searches. The court has said that police can enter
The UK Government is preparing to give the police the authority to force organisations and individuals to disclose encryption keys, a move which has outraged some security and civil rights experts. The powers are contained within Part 3 of the Reg
The US Air Force's highest-ranking officer and his predecessor are the subjects of an FBI investigation into the handling of a $49.9 million dollar contract for the Thunderbirds, an air demonstration squadron. Allegations that Gen. Michael Mosel
['Cuz the Constitution worked so well in New Orleans.] "We are going to ask every mayor and every police chief in America to take a pledge that they will never go door to door confiscating firearms from law-abiding citizens," Wayne LaPi
Doubts have been raised about how technically advanced Iran's nuclear programme is, after it emerged Tehran may have used material from China. The material used in Iran's recent uranium enrichment experiments probably came from materials supp
An AT&T attorney indicated in federal court on Wednesday that the Bush administration may have provided legal authorization for the telecommunications company to open its network to the National Security Agency.
Risking fines and jail for "trading with the enemy," the New York piano tuner has shipped 237 pianos to Communist-run Cuba since 1995 to replace old Soviet-made pianos damaged by tropical humidity and termites.
When former AT&T technician Mark Klein learned of a secret room installed in the company's San Francisco internet switching center, he was certain he had stumbled onto the Total Information Awareness program, a Defense Department research project
As the West debates the perceived Iranian nuclear threat, leaders of the world's 8 largest Muslim countries, collectively known as the D8, met over the weekend where they asserted the right of Islamic countries to peaceful nuclear energy.
This Sunday, subscribers to HBO will be treated to a film about the Iraq war unlike any other. Almost at the start, you see a medical orderly carrying a human arm, amputated above the elbow, which he puts into a red plastic bag. Welcome to
U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis III said, Masri's "private interests must give way to the national interest in preserving state secrets,''. CIA tortured him for 5 months and had the wrong man.
[No way to run an empire.] US and coalition forces cannot yet be withdrawn from even Iraq's most stable regions, despite progress made in building up Iraqi security forces, the US military chief said.
A tip from a 75-year-old federal inmate gave FBI agents what they're calling their latest and best chance yet to crack the 30-year-old mystery of what happened to former Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa. The clue brought engineers, anthropologists, gro
[Must be nice to have nukes.] President Bush's top advisers have recommended dealing with North Korea including beginning negotiations on a peace treaty, even while efforts to dismantle the country's nuclear program are still under way, senio
Romano Prodi, Italy's new prime minister, pledged yesterday to pull Italian troops out of Iraq, saying that the war had been a "grave mistake" which could make "the whole region explode".
A bipartisan working group of five senators has reached a consensus on a massive new government system to verify the status of anyone who applies for a job in the US. Require all US employers to submit job applicants' Social Security numbers or o
Staring: Thomas Chong - Jay Leno - Bill Maher - Cheech Marin - George Thorogood (II) - Documents the tragic and absurd journey of legendary counter-culture comedian Tommy Chong (Tommy did 9months in jail for selling glass pipes)
A huge slab of folded Earth that scientists think used to be part of the ocean floor has been detected near the planet's core. The discovery supports the theory that Earth's crust is constantly recycled deep into the planet as molten mater
The earliest known ancestors of modern humans might have reproduced with early chimpanzees to create a hybrid species, a new genetic analysis suggests.
With oil prices so high, it's not surprising that Ecuador has joined Bolivia and Venezuela in booting foreign oil companies or drastically raising royalties and taxes. Governments want to get their hands on more of those oil profits to pay for t
US District Judge T.S. Ellis agreed with the government that the case of Khaled el-Masri, who was abducted and tortured by the CIA, would risk national security by exposing state secrets about CIA activities vital to the US war on terrorism.
"Instead of people trying to sneak across this border here, doesn't it make sense to have them come and do jobs Americans aren't doing on a legal basis so that the pressure is off our border?" Bush told Fox News in the Arizona deser
The full Senate must vote to confirm Hayden as CIA director. Most independent experts said there was little from Thursday's session to suggest he would not easily be confirmed. [Way to make him sweat Arlen.]
