Bush lays groundwork for possible attack on Iraq
The report outlines President Bush poised to act against Saddam Hussein with potential military or covert measures. It notes intensified rhetoric, a new pre emptive policy, and possible unilateral action without warning. Analysts warn of a rapid buildup and catastrophic consequences if WMD programs are confirmed.
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Catholic bishops push zero tolerance for pedophile priests
US bishops moved toward a zero tolerance policy after scrapping a plan to allow abusive priests to stay in ministry with safeguards. They aimed to end a crisis that has led to 250 dismissals since January, with four bishops resigning. Cardinal George called for removal of abuser priests. Archbishop Flynn outlined two policy options. Bishop Gregory conceded bishops’ failures to report crimes. Victims described enduring harm as leaders sought accountability.
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Moussaoui Elects to Defend Self in 9 11 Case
Zacarias Moussaoui told Judge Brinkema that he had no contact with the hijackers and urged for two minutes to explain. The judge refused but allowed him to represent himself. He faces the death penalty if convicted of conspiring with Osama bin Laden and the September 11 attackers.
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