Iraqis view photos of dead sons as doubts linger grow
U S released grisly images of Odai and Qusai Hussein to sway Iraqi opinion and deter insurgency. Broadcast on Iraqi TV CNN and Arab networks, the photos drew mixed reactions as some doubted the deaths. Pentagon officials argued the release aimed to undermine support for Saddam’s regime despite concerns over wartime ethics.
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Guantanamo detainees provide more tips ahead of tribunals
Maj. Gen. Geoffrey D. Miller says about 75 percent of the 660 detainees have confessed to terrorism involvement, with rewards and incentives boosting cooperation. Interrogations yield hundreds of intelligence pieces weekly, some guiding arrests and revealing recruitment methods. Critics argue the tribunals bypass U.S. constitutional protections, with attorneys and lawmakers urging fair process and accountability.
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Base prepares for tribunal at Guantanamo Bay
Preparations for a permanent detention facility and tribunal at Guantanamo proceed as prisoners shift from Camp X-ray to Camp Delta with no sentencing guidelines. Officials say the first six detainees slated for tribunals include two Britons and an Australian, while others from Pakistan, Sudan and Yemen remain undecided. A lawyer notes the policy ambiguity and questions whether equal treatment will apply to all detainees from 42 countries.
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Soldiers die in new insurgent attacks in Iraq
Three U S soldiers from the 101st Airborne were killed in a convoy ambush near Gayyarah 185 miles north of Baghdad as insurgents vowed revenge for Odai and Qusai Hussein. The deaths bring U S fatalities to 158 since the war began, with two Iraqis also killed at a Baghdad checkpoint.
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Senate approves Homeland Security bill amid party clash
The Senate approved the first funding bill for the Homeland Security Department by a 93 to 4 vote despite sharp exchanges and Republican complaints that Democrats are soft on terrorism. Ernest Hollings was the sole Democrat to vote against, saying ports funding was insufficient.
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AmeriCorps funding vanishes into September stall
Congress appears set to adjourn until September without approving the $100 million AmeriCorps request to avert program cuts. If funds do not arrive, about 20,600 of 50,000 volunteer slots could be dropped, amid criticism of mismanagement and over-enrollment.
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Traficant weighs presidential bid from prison cell
James Traficant, imprisoned former Ohio congressman, eyed by supporters for a 2004 presidential bid. A group filed a candidate statement with the FEC and aims to place his name on primary ballots while targeting 100000 dollars in federal matching funds.
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