Top Stories

• Why did the US and the UK give Iran the materials it needs to go nuclear?
• Avg director given $45,454 in shares
• Breathing Light into Canada's Morbid Democracy
• No Child's Behind Left: The Test
• Does Using The Word 'Propaganda' Help Corporations?
• EU Parliament to ban Heckling
• Spreading Justice in Iraq
• “Credible Threat” To National Security
• Rice defends bloody CIA raid as Pakistan protests
• Bush Senior Slip-Up
• NASA: We'll Reach Pluto in 9 Years
• Think Twice on January 23
• Dictator poised to lead Africa
• Approval for anti-depression drug
• 'Trauma Pill' Could Make Memories Less Painful
• Jailed for criticising U.S.-puppets

Spychips make Orwell's Big Brother seem relatively harmless

Government agents crave the power of hidden spychips to monitor citizens' political activities and whereabouts. Criminals can't wait to identify easy marks and high-ticket items by scanning the contents of shopping bags and suitcases at a distance.

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World

• Spreading Justice in Iraq
• Rice defends bloody CIA raid as Pakistan protests
• Outrage over the dictator poised to lead Africa
• Jailed for criticising U.S.-puppets
• SURVEY SAYS … IMPEACH HIM
• German spies helped U.S. in Iraq war
• Europeans refer Iran to UN over nuclear issue
• South Korea Rejects Globalization
• Washington moves to quash Guantanamo detainee appeals
• 1988 Mossad plot to bomb Britain

Canada

• Breathing Light into Canada's Morbid Democracy
• Think Twice on January 23
• Accountability on Canada’s Highest Court
• Majority government could allow bank mergers: analyst
• U.S.-style private health clinics coming to Ontario
• NDP Banking Sellout
• Security fences on the way for Halifax, Esquimalt
• Tory plan would scrap Liberal tax cut on low income earners
• Man shot by Taser, dies later
• Who is Standing for Canada?

In Depth

Health

• Biovail gets Canadian approval for anti-depression drug
• 'Trauma Pill' Could Make Memories Less Painful
• Fire retardant accumulating in Great Lakes sediment and fish
• GM: New Study Shows Unborn Babies Could Be Harmed
• Another Example Of the Bird Flu Hoax
• Vitamin can cut cancer risk by 50%
• Parts from a single body could fetch up to $150,000
• Contraband Transgenic Maize Causes Alarm
• Patient can make charter argument; to pay for treatment in Britain
• Australians get Chinese inmate organs

Police State

• Spychips make Orwell's Big Brother seem relatively harmless
• Heckling to be banned in European Parliament
• “Credible Threat” To National Security
• Canada quietly deports Algerian terrorist suspect
• MPs 'could face phone taps'
• Calling a police horse gay almost cost my job
• New Body Screeners in use in London: We are living in a dystopian nightmare
• Labour peers will try to extend terror detention limit to 60 days
• Letter from China: Big Brother is playing a game he can't win
• Bush Advisor Says President Has Legal Power to Torture Children

Business

• Average director given $45,454 in shares
• Salvation Army 'shocked' by fraud
• U.S. heading for $400-billion deficit
• AMERICAblog just bought General Wesley Clark's cell phone records for $89.95
• China ready to crack North American auto market

Sci_Tech

• NASA: We'll Reach Pluto in 9 Years
• China's tyranny has the best hi-tech help
• 'Doomsday vault' to house world's seeds
• Scientists moot gravity-busting hyperdrive
• Microsoft blocks Chinese dissident's blog

Commentary

• Why have the US and the UK given Iran the materials it needs to go nuclear?
• No Child's Behind Left: The Test
• Does Using The Word 'Propaganda' Help Corporations?
• Liberal’s fiscal forecasting lacks credibility
• Clinton Did It Too
• Dyncorp and Halliburton Sex Slave Scandal Won't Go Away

Multimedia

• Bush Senior Slip-Up
• The Real Face Of The European Union - Documentary
• National Security, 1973 Style
• The Great Disassembler
• Inside Fortress North America
• Effects of Mercury on the Brain

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