Riyadh bombing at housing complex fuels Saudi anti Qaeda narrative
A Saturday night attack at a Riyadh workers complex killed 17 and wounded 122, with Saudis and foreigners among the injured. Officials linked al Qaeda to the blast, framing it as a strike against the Saudi monarchy and signaling more violence could follow. Saudia and U.S. officials expressed condolences and urged unity against terror.
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Gore blasts Bush on safety and civil liberties
Former Vice President Al Gore accused President Bush of failing to keep the nation safer after Sept. 14 and using the war on terror to expand power. He urged repeal of the Patriot Act and warned of an Orwellian government eroding civil liberties, while a veteran fund‑raiser effort produced a memorial site between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial.
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Vets await memorial on National Mall dedication
Navy veteran Ted Burke speaks of the National World War II Memorial as a life goal to attend the Memorial Day weekend dedication on the National Mall. Burke, 83, from Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, has pancreatic cancer and hopes to be there with his daughter Teddy Burke ready to support him.
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Malvo defense hinges on insanity claim in Virginia trial
Fairfax and Virginia Beach prosecutors clash over who bears responsibility for the Washington area sniper shootings. Malvo, 18, faces trial in Chesapeake while defense plans to argue insanity to excuse his role under Muhammad's alleged control.
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Baytown pastors switch pulpits for ecumenical service
Lee College greets Anna Pertl, district aide to Rep Wayne Smaith. Pertl from La Porte staffs Smiths Baytown office in Rundell Hall. Baytown pastors Tommy Meekins and Hosea Lane will swap churches Sunday to promote ecumenical worship, hoping others follow their lead.
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