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Guardsman killed Iraqi after sex By JAY PRICE, Staff Writer A North Carolina National Guard member thought to be the first U.S. soldier convicted of murdering an Iraqi said he "snapped" and shot the 17-year-old boy after they had consensual sex, according to court-martial records released...

http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/261923p-224273c.html Should have kept your mistresses a bit more secret Bernie, and your mob-connections hidden from the CIA. I wonder if Gewliani is also smeared with this mess as much as Kerik certainly is.

Famous Atheist Now Believes in God One of World's Leading Atheists Now Believes in God, More or Less, Based on Scientific Evidence The Associated Press Dec. 9, 2004 - A British philosophy professor who has been a leading champion of atheism for more than a half-century has changed his mind. He...

[NOW ALL THE EMBEDDED REPORTERS WILL BE KICKED OUT FROM THE MILITARY FOR SURE] RUMSFELD SET UP; REPORTER PLANTED QUESTIONS WITH SOLIDER Thu Dec 09 2004 11:49:38 ET Chattanooga Times Free Press reporter Edward Lee Pitts is embedded with the 278th Regimental Combat Team, now in Kuwait preparing...

Iraqis May Extend Election Amid Violence Wed Dec 8, 1:22 PM ET World - Reuters By Alastair Macdonald BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq (news - web sites) may modify plans for its first free election to give people more time to vote next month, officials said Wednesday as suicide bombers and...

U.S. killed unarmed Iraqis, war-dodger hearing told Colin Perkel Canadian Press December 8, 2004 Jeremy Hinzman speaks in this recent file photo. (CP Archive/Darryl James) TORONTO (CP) - A former United States marine told a refugee hearing for an American war dodger Tuesday that...

Marijuana may increase risk of psychosis Drug makes some users more vulnerable to mental problems Reuters Updated: 2:29 p.m. ET Dec. 1, 2004 Teenagers and young adults who frequently use cannabis are increasing their risk of suffering from psychotic symptoms such as bizarre behavior and...

WE MAY BE THE UNHEALTHIEST NATION IN THE WORLD 40 Percent in U.S. Use Prescription Drugs Dec 2, 11:03 AM (ET) By RANDOLPH E. SCHMID WASHINGTON (AP) - More than 40 percent of Americans take at least one prescription drug and one-in-six takes at least three, the government reported...

Willingham gets the ax Irish fire head coach after three seasons; Utah's Meyer next in line? Posted: Tuesday November 30, 2004 1:48PM; Updated: Tuesday November 30, 2004 4:46PM Upset victories over Michigan and Tennessee couldn't save Tyrone Willingham's job. Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images...

nyone picking up the Hero dvd? I saw the movie and thought it was tight but I dont know if I should get it for someone that enjoyed the Spiderman 2 movie, what do you think? This is a Christmas gift.

UN staff are expected to make an unprecedented vote of no confidence in Secretary-General Kofi Annan, union sources say, after a series of scandals tainted his term in charge of the world body. The UN staff union, in what officials said was the first vote of its kind in the almost 60-year...

Man starts fire outside White House From correspondents in Washington 16nov04 A BEARDED man shouting "Allah" was injured while apparently setting fire to his belongings outside the White House today and was quickly subdued by Secret Service guards. A Reuters reporter saw the man try to present...

Morales Wants To Do Away With Barrera 'Once And For All' By Sean Stowell (November 12, 2004) Photo © German Villasenor Send this page to friend Give us your feedback -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Since their last meeting in June 2002, Erik...

Loyal to a Fault? The Senate should hold Alberto Gonzales accountable for his bad legal advice. By Phillip Carter Posted Thursday, Nov. 11, 2004, at 10:35 AM PT There is a great deal to admire about White House Counsel Alberto Gonzales, whom President Bush nominated yesterday to replace John...

US closes in on last rebel stronghold Adam Jay and agencies Friday November 12, 2004 The Guardian American led forces today said they had trapped insurgents in southern Falluja, and that they hoped to gain control of the city's last rebel bastion tonight. A US tank company commander, Captain...

Nov 11, 2004 CIA Officer Quits to Speak Freely About Problems With Intelligence Community By Katherine Pfleger Shrader Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - A senior CIA officer who has become an outspoken critic of the fight on terrorism turned in his resignation this week, citing a...

NOVEMBER 11--Comedian Bill Maher was slapped yesterday with a $9 million palimony suit by an ex-girlfriend who alleges that the HBO star subjected her to physical and verbal abuse, including "insulting, humiliating and degrading racial comments." In the below Los Angeles Superior Court...

Woman Reportedly Tortures 'Special Needs' Students Witness: Teacher Rubbed Against Child, Said 'Cry For Mama' POSTED: 5:31 PM EST November 10, 2004 UPDATED: 12:08 PM EST November 11, 2004 A 48-year-old teacher in Seminole County, Fla., is accused of torturing her autistic students, including...

Arafat the monster By Jeff Jacoby, Globe Columnist | November 11, 2004 YASSER ARAFAT died at age 75, lying in bed surrounded by familiar faces. He left this world peacefully, unlike the thousands of victims he sent to early graves. In a better world, the PLO chief would have met his end on a...

Reserve back Pinnock suspended four games UNION-TRIBUNE FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS November 10, 2004 Chargers backup fullback Andrew Pinnock has been suspended for four games for violating the NFL's policy on anabolic steroids and related substances, the league announced yesterday. Pinnock...