Bush signs anti-terrorism bill expanding police powers
President Bush defends a broad anti-terrorism law that expands police powers and surveillance. Civil libertarians and the ACLU warn of potential rights violations while law enforcement officials say the measures are needed to disrupt terrorist networks. The bill includes temporary eavesdropping provisions set to expire unless renewed by Congress.
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Lockheed Martin Wins Landmark Pentagon Fighter Jet Contract
The Pentagon selected Lockheed Martin, with partners, for a historic multiyear contract worth at least 200 billion dollars to develop and produce up to 3,000 F-35 jets for the U.S. Air Force Navy and Marines plus Britain. Britain committed 2 billion toward development and first deliveries are planned in 2008.
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