Top Stories

• 'Official' history angers teachers
• New chips called a danger to privacy
• Police commander detained after deadly protest
• Baghdad Press Club membership has its privileges
• ACLU: Protesters placed in terror files
• British police may face prosecution in Brazilian man's killing
• Fingerprint, iris scans for airport employees
• Bush Isn’t the Problem
• Flashback: Crude Vision
• Were the levees bombed in New Orleans?
• The propaganda presidency
• What really happened to AA Flight 612
• EU to build network of spy satellites
• 10 Unanswered Questions About 9-11
• Video:Who Should America Invade?
• Soft Drinks Linked to Health Problems

Patriot Act Use Against US Citizens Extended

Despite the fact that Resolutions have been passed denouncing the Patriot Act in over 380 communities in 43 states including seven state-wide resolutions, it is to be extended.

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World

• 'Official' history angers teachers
• Baghdad Press Club membership has its privileges
• What really happened to AA Flight 612
• 10 Unanswered Questions About 9-11
• Bush on the Constitution: 'It's just a goddamned piece of paper'
• Marshals', witnesses' accounts differ on jet bomb threat claim
• Israelis Killed Gen. Zia, Claims Ex-US Amabassador
• US Rights Group Sues CIA Over Abduction of German
• Police Found Suspected Bombs In WTC On 9/11
• New York gets Venezuela cheap oil

Canada

• Police Search Homes Without Warrants
• Liberals vow to ban handguns
• Martin urges nations to get tough on energy consumption
• Ontario Auditor General’s 2005 Report Reveals Waste and Mismanagement
• Budget Failure Practically Built into Olympics
• Many Canadians retiring with debts: survey
• The Insanity of Indian Affairs
• Baby has lawsuit against mother
• It's ruled sleep sex
• Fascism Then. Fascism Now?
• Study find pollutants in Canadian blood samples

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Liberals, Conservatives and NDP

Health

• Soft Drinks Linked to Health Problems
• FDA: Paxil Linked to Birth Defects
• Pushback against aspartame ban
• Vaccine additive banned in Iowa
• Tamiflu 'useless' against avian flu
• French woman gets world's first face transplant
• Aspartame Causes Cancer in Rats at Levels Currently Approved for Humans
• Child antidepressant use increases
• The food you eat may change your genes for life

Police State

• Patriot Act Use Against US Citizens Extended
• New chips called a danger to privacy
• Police commander detained after deadly protest
• ACLU: Protesters placed in terror files
• British police may face prosecution in Brazilian man's killing
• Fingerprint, iris scans for airport employees
• EU to build network of spy satellites
• What Happens When Citizens Guns Are Taken Away
• CIA's torture guide is out, US defensive
• Anti-terror legislation passed in Australia

Business

• U.S. parent company bids to acquire all of Sears Canada
• Big Pharma Writing Novels?
• Royal Bank reports record annual profit
• New $4.8B takeover bid for Dofasco
• Hudson's Bay rejects Zucker takeover bid

Sci_Tech

• Russia Developing New Generation Of Super Missiles
• New Video Game where players 'fight FOR the new world order'
• Lie detectors - the last word in airline security?
• New Japanese BMD Radar Tracks Mysterious Test of Russian Missile
• Japan developing remote control for humans

Commentary

• Bush Isn’t the Problem
• Flashback: Crude Vision
• Were the levees bombed in New Orleans?
• The propaganda presidency of George W. Bush
• De Menezes and Alpizar: Obedience is the Law
• Debt, Unemployment, Privatization and War: How Greenspan Skewered America

Multimedia

• Video:Who Should America Invade Next?
• Bush Shoot-Out
• Arnold Schwarzenegger: Carnival in Rio
• Bush's Exit Strategy: The Video
• Chemical Weapons used in Falluga:Graphic Video
• Schwarzenegger Street
• Bush Pre-senile Dementia Video

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