Pearl slain in Karachi kidnapping confirmed by State Dept
Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, 38, kidnapped January 23 in Karachi, is dead the State Department said. A videotape reportedly shows his murder by Islamic extremists. Pakistan’s interior minister confirmed scenes of captivity and killing. Reaction: Musharraf orders arrests. Bush vows resolve in war on terror. Pearl’s family and journal staff mourn. FBI reviews tape authenticity.
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Bush urges China to embrace religious freedom
President Bush addressed skeptical Chinese students urging liberty tolerance and religious freedom. He reaffirmed US support for Taiwan's security and called for peaceful dialogue on Taiwan and missile defense while stressing there is only one China with Taiwan part of it. The exchange drew widespread attention as questions focused on Taiwan policy.
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FTC seeks $5 million order against Wade Cook seminar service
Federal regulators ask a federal judge to hold Wade Cook and his financial seminar service in contempt for failing to refund millions to customers. The FTC contends claims of 20 percent monthly returns lack proof and urges payment to a consumer redress fund. Cook's counsel says the company complies with the consent decree and has addressed FTC concerns.
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Washington wary as Afghanistan chaos grows amid rival warlords
Washington confronts signs of instability in Afghanistan as rival warlords clash for power, al Qaida and Taliban fighters linger, and Iran aids factions. Rumsfeld signaled possible U.S. peacekeeping moves, warning of civil war risk without swift stabilization while Kabul faces internal strife and regional flareups.
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