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SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The family of Laci Peterson (news - web sites) on Friday denounced as "incredibly insensitive" the disclosure of sealed autopsy results indicating her unborn son had plastic tape wrapped around his neck and a significant cut across the shoulders. A source close to the case who spoke on condition of anonymity confirmed information in the autopsy to The Associated Press on Thursday. The information was first reported by cable news channel MSNBC, which said it had received a portion of the autopsy report completed by the Contra Costa County coroner's office. Prosecutors responded later in the day...

A note from Barbara Walters... I am getting ready, drafting question after question, for a special program on June 8 with Sen. Hillary Clinton. I am excited that she chose me to do the very first interview in connection with her new book, Living History. For the first time you will learn Mrs. Clinton's personal story, from the perspective that only she can offer — from her private life to her public life, from a Happy Days existence in a Chicago suburb to her whirlwind ups and downs at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. You've heard much about Hillary Clinton, but precious...

28 May-The principal challenge facing the international community is to ensure that globalization becomes a positive force for all the world's people, instead of leaving millions behind in poverty and squalor, a senior United Nations communications official told ministers meeting today in Bangkok to discuss challenges facing the broadcasting industry in Asia and the Pacific. "One thing is already clear. Dollar signs and GNP tables are no longer the only elements dividing the haves and the have-nots," said Shashi Tharoor, Under Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information. "Access to information is increasingly vital for development and prosperity." Speaking on...

A California Highway Patrol officer checks behind the seat of the driver in a random truck stop in the main truck artery of San Francisco on May 20, 2003. The Department of Homeland Security issued a bulletin last week warning of the possibility of a truck bomb and spelled out measures to help preempt such an attack. Photo by Susan Ragan/Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Homeland Security issued a bulletin last week warning of the possibility of a truck bomb and spelled out measures to help preempt such an attack. In a Homeland Security Information Bulletin...

HOLLYWOOD VS. AMERICABush equated with Hitler in 'Matrix' sequel?Image of president shown with dictator in discussion of evil Posted: May 22, 20031:00 a.m. Eastern By Joe Kovacs © 2003 WorldNetDaily.com Is President Bush equated with Adolf Hitler in the science-fiction flick "The Matrix Reloaded"? The question is being asked in connection with a scene in the new movie where images of Bush and the German dictator are displayed during a discussion of evil in the world. Adolf Hitler "If they're saying our president is in the same league as Adolf Hitler, then I don't want to see this movie," says Mark...

Revealed: U.N.'s plan for world governmentWND probe unearths plot for global taxation, gun control, standing army Posted: May 20, 20031:00 a.m. Eastern © 2003 WorldNetDaily.com The United Nations and the United States are engaged in a major battle over American sovereignty – the last major impediment to global governance – according to the May edition of WND's acclaimed monthly magazine, Whistleblower. Titled "THE NEW WORLD RE-ORDER," this special edition lays bare the United Nation's plan for global governance. The U.N.'s plan, dubbed "Our Global Neighborhood," is a 410-page final report of the Commission on Global Governance, and was first published in 1995...

COLUMBUS, Ohio - President Bush and his political allies have gone too far in labeling critics of his domestic policies as unpatriotic, Democratic National Committee Chairman Terry McAuliffe says. McAuliffe, carrying his message to the Ohio Democratic Party's annual state dinner on Saturday, said the White House "has shamelessly exploited the heartfelt compassion and patriotism that brought our country together after Sept. 11. "As 9/11 and the war in Iraq pushed all domestic news to the back pages of the television broadcasts, this administration has presided over a devastating economic policy, a policy of massive tax cuts for the rich."...

<p>WASHINGTON (AP) - Jennifer Mann flipped from channel to channel for the latest news about the terrorist bombings in Saudi Arabia, an exercise in frustration for the Democratic state legislator from Pennsylvania.</p> <p>"Everywhere I turned, there was President Bush," she said with a sigh.</p>

Lameduck President's Continuing Globetrotting Forays Latest Trip Pegged at $50 Million -- Most Expensive Presidential Trip Ever March 30, 2000 There he goes again. Our globe-trotting president was flying high this month, traveling to Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Oman, and Switzerland. That brings the total out-of-country days for President Clinton, the Traveler-in-Chief, to 212. He's racked up visits to 66 countries -- some more than once -- and 2 territories not recognized as countries. He is, by any measure, the most traveled U.S. president ever. And just how much is this latest foray estimated to cost the American taxpayer? ABC News,...

SEATTLE - Now on the way: "Surfing on the loo" with Internet access at portable toilets. The iLoo being developed by the MSN division of Microsoft Corp. in Britain is a standard portable toilet — a loo to the English — with a wireless (news - web sites) keyboard and extending, height-adjustable plasma screen in front of the seat. There would also be a "Hotmail station" with waterproof keyboard and plasma screen on the outside for those waiting in line. MSN officials say they're negotiating for the manufacture of toilet paper imprinted with Web addresses that users may not have...

NEW YORK (Talon News) -- New York Sen. Hillary Clinton accused President Bush of having the worst economic policy since Herbert Hoover at a Democrat fundraising dinner outside of Hartford, CT. Speaking at the Jefferson Jackson Bailey dinner, one of the Connecticut Democrat Party's more prestigious annual events, Clinton told the rapt audience that the country is "reaping the bad consequences of a wrong economic policy." "They have the most wrong-headed economic policies that we've seen since Herbert Hoover," Clinton said. Clinton's aggressive remarks at the April 28 event coincide with the release date announcement of her autobiography, "Living...

DNC Chairman McAuliffe Statement on President Bush's Taxpayer-Funded Photo Opportunity Washington, D.C. -- Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairman Terry McAuliffe issued the following statement: "The 341,000 Americans who became unemployed in April had the honor of watching the president land on an aircraft carrier yesterday afternoon, no doubt wondering how the costs of this extravagant photo-op would affect their pocketbooks. Instead of watching his dramatic sea landing, I am sure they would rather have been at work. "The president seems to want to focus all of his attention on military success rather than his complete lack of success on the...

New York Sen. Hillary Clinton opened up both barrels on supporters of President Bush Monday night, saying she's "sick and tired" of the way the patriotism of Bush's critics has been questioned. "I am sick and tired of people who say that if you debate and you disagree with this administration somehow you're not patriotic," a shrill-sounding Clinton shouted during her address to Connecticut's Jefferson Jackson Bailey dinner. "We should stand up and say, we are Americans and we have a right to debate and disagree with any administration," she shrieked. The non-presidential candidate, who's miles ahead of every other...

Applied Digital Solutions, maker of implantable identification chips for humans, is ramping up a new media blitz with the "chipping" of a reporter and unveiling yesterday in London of a new temperature-sensing microchip. Meanwhile, a June deadline looms for the financially troubled company to pay off a $30 million IBM loan. Applied Digital Solutions (NASDAQ: ADSX) of West Palm Beach, Fla., maker of the implantable VeriChip, coined the term "getting chipped" as part of a marketing campaign that attracted worldwide coverage. It culminated last May when 8 individuals were chipped. The VeriChip is an injectable radio-frequency identification chip marketed for...

Tareq Aziz WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Iraq's former deputy prime minister, Tareq Aziz, has told U.S. interrogators that Saddam Hussein survived two air strikes launched to kill the ousted Iraqi president, USA Today reported on Monday. But the newspaper also quoted a senior defense official as saying that interrogators had concluded that Aziz was lying about other matters that had come up in questioning. Aziz, who is being questioned at an undisclosed location, said he saw Saddam alive after the March 19 and April 7 air strikes on Baghdad targeting the former Iraqi leaders and his two sons, USA Today...

Minor-league Cubs player strikes out at osprey in nest Posted: April 23, 20035:40 p.m. Eastern © 2003 WorldNetDaily.com A minor-league pitcher in the Chicago Cubs organization has created a major flap after aiming for and knocking down an osprey from its perch with a baseball. Pitcher Jae-kuk Ryu South Korean Jae-kuk Ryu of the Daytona Cubs could face animal cruelty charges for striking out at the bird Monday night at Florida's Jackie Robinson Ballpark. "The bird's eye was gushing blood," Chad Efron, a trainer with the Port St. Lucie Mets told the Daytona Beach News-Journal. "I started yelling at [Ryu]. I got...

BERLIN (Reuters) - A 73-year-old man who used an air raid siren to stun his wife into submission has had it confiscated by German police. "My wife never lets me get a word in edgeways," the man identified as Vladimir R. told Mannheim police. "So I crank up the siren and let it rip for a few minutes. It works every time. Afterwards, it's real quiet again." A police spokesman said neighbors had complained at the noise from the 220-volt rooftop device, believed to be an old-fashioned air raid siren. Rosina, Vladimir's wife of 32 years, said she sometimes had...

Laci Peterson 's mother Sharon Rocha, left, and stepfather Ron Grantski address the media, Monday, April 21, 2003, at the Modesto Police Department in Modesto, Calif. Scott Peterson pleaded innocent Monday to killing his pregnant wife Laci and unborn son, as prosecutors filed charges against him that could bring the death penalty.(AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez) MODESTO, Calif. - Laci Peterson 's parents spoke longingly of their daughter but would not publicly speak the name of her husband, the man accused of killing her and their unborn son. Scott Peterson pleaded innocent to murder charges Monday. Hours later, Laci Peterson's...

ON CAPITOL HILLBush urged to fight for EstradaDemocrats, GOP continue sparring over D.C. circuit nominee Posted: April 21, 20031:00 a.m. Eastern By Jon Dougherty © 2003 WorldNetDaily.com Though President George W. Bush has won high marks for his handling of Saddam Hussein, he continues to take a beating at home from Senate Democrats who have torpedoed his nomination of Miguel Estrada to the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals via a filibuster. One legislative-policy analyst thinks Bush should take a more active role in defending his man. Now that the war in Iraq is winding down, Bush needs to "go out into the...