Bush Accepts Responsibility for Iraq Intelligence Flaw
President Bush, speaking at his first solo news conference since the Iraq war, took personal responsibility for using discredited intelligence in the State of the Union. He predicted vindication for war decisions and warned of possible new al Qaeda attacks possibly involving airlines. He urged patience in transforming Iraq and accepted blame for claiming Saddam Hussein sought nuclear materials in Africa.
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China builds missile stock for potential Taiwan fight
The Pentagon's annual China military assessment says Beijing is expanding missile stocks and modernizing forces to ready for a quick, deceptive, shock-heavy campaign against Taiwan. It notes a doctrine aimed at preventing U S intervention and highlights weapons development to hinder outside support.
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Online surveillance fuels spousal infidelity trend
New York report notes suspicious spouses turn to the Internet to monitor partners. Divorce lawyers say cyberaffairs and chat room romances drive marriages toward breakdown, creating a market for electronic spying and services like Chatcheaters com and InfidelityCheck org to track emails and chats.
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Chatcheaters.com
InfidelityCheck.org
Hilary Duff Leaves Lizzie McGuire Behind
In May Hilary Duff publicly moved on from the Lizzie McGuire character after becoming a multimedia sensation from the Disney Channel series. The scene in New York showed eager children and parents asking about the star as Duff shifts to new projects.
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Baylor basketball player Patrick Dennehy shot dead near campus
An autopsy confirms Baylor University basketball player Patrick Dennehy was shot in the head and died in a grassy field four miles from campus in Waco. His body had been missing for over a month before it was found.
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Baylor University
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Government rolls out computerized passenger screening program
The United States will begin testing a revised nationwide system to screen air line passengers for security risks. Privacy advocates welcomed some changes but warned about potential data use. The plan deletes most data after travel and limits background checks while enabling secondary screening for elevated risk passengers.
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Thevernment
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James Loy
Loy
Nuala O'Connor Kelly
Kelly
David Sobel
Electronic Privacy Information Center
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Web of deceit surrounds missing child hoax suspect
Donna Lynette Walker 35 surrendered in Topeka Kansas after allegedly calling the parents of a missing Indiana girl and pretending to be their long lost daughter The Indiana case and a history of similar deceptions stretch across several states and involve false reports crank calls and identity deception Walker faces charges in Indiana and Kansas with bail set at Friday's hearing Investigators believe the motive was not financial and note prior legal brushes in multiple states.
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Allen to open Venice Film Festival with Anything Else
Woody Allen will inaugurate the 60th Venice Film Festival August 27 with the world premiere of Anything Else. The film stars Jason Biggs Christina Ricci and Allen and will not compete for the Golden Lion.
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Woody Allen
Venice
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Jason Biggs
Christina Ricci
Allen
Man Arrested After Wallet Left At Scene At Scranton Church
James Drag, 37, is charged with burglary criminal trespass theft by unlawful taking and receiving stolen property after allegedly attempting to steal 29550 dollars in coins from St. Ann's Basilica West Scranton. He fled dropping a wallet and money, then surrendered at the police station.
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