Second Guantanamo translator arrested prompts espionage concerns
The United States detains Egyptian American Ahmed Fathy Mehalba, 31, the second translator held at Guantanamo Bay for terror suspects. He previously served in the Army and failed to complete a military intelligence course. He was medically discharged in 2001 and later worked as a translator for a private defense contractor.
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Washington
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Ahmed Fathy Mehalba
Mehalba
AOL Launches Spanish Language Service for US Homes
AOL announces AOL Latino a wholly Spanish service for U.S. households where Spanish is the main or only language spoken. The service includes Spanish greetings and Spanish installation CDs reflecting the growing Spanish speaking user base.
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AOL
U.S
York
American Online
Hormone Therapy Linked to Higher Ovarian Cancer Risk
The study from the Women's Health Initiative finds estrogen-progestin therapy does not lower ovarian cancer risk and may raise it. Epidemiologist Dr. Carmen Rodriguez calls the findings more bad news for hormone treatments used in menopause.
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Chicago
American Cancer Society
Carmen Rodriguez
Women’s Health Initiative
Roles reversed in White House investigation sparks partisan clash
Democrats push for outside probes into the CIA officer leak while Republicans defend DOJ handling. Senators and leaders warn of justice shortcomings as Bush White House cooperates, echoing echoes of the Clinton era and signaling a new ethics fight over leaks and accountability.
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White House
Washington
Justice Department
House
Tom DeLay
Clinton
New York
Charles Schumer
Senate
Independent Counsel
Bush
al Gore
Kenneth
Starr
Congress
CIA
Robert Novak
Joseph C. Wilson
Iraq
Africa
Baghdad awakens to cautious hope after war
Baghdad shows a city reawakening with traffic returning and schools reopening while residents weigh relief at Saddam's fall against fear of an alien occupation. Laborers seek work near a makeshift job center as U.S. administrator Bremer warns recovery will be long term and costly.
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Bournemouth
England
Tony Blair
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Labor Party
Blair
Britain
Baghdad
Victory Theater
Yafa Street
Taha Faraj Obeid
Obeid
U.S
George Krivo
L. Paul Bremer
Bremer
U.N
Chato Mohammed
Earth
Ellen DeGeneres explores Internet freedom and puppys and tickets
Ellen DeGeneres embraces the Internet as a freer space than cable. Her site features a pop up ad for The Ellen DeGeneres Show and a hammer theme crash sequence while she notes she has not sworn online. Britney Spears avoids a live court appearance as judge delays for a permanent injunction against a stalker.
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Los Angeles
Ellen DeGeneres
Associated Press
DeGeneres
Lucy
Santa Monica
Calif
Britney Spears
Superior Court
Alan Haber
Spears
Masahiko Shizawa
Shizawa
Simon Robert Hiller
Hiller
Yokohama
Japan
Milk Spill After Trucker Slips Off Road in Vermont
In Pittsford Vermont a tractor-trailer carrying 58 000 pounds of milk spilled after off road maneuver to avoid a collision. The truck rolled onto its side spilling milk into a field and dirt driveway about 50 feet away.
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Pittsford
Stewart Devine
Devine
Vermont
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