Martha Stewart Stock Sale Investigation
Martha Stewart's lawyers in June asked a House committee to issue a statement clearing her. Rep Jim Greenwood said Stewart will probably be subpoenaed as investigators seek to resolve discrepancies between her Dec 27 stock sale and broker records.
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Suspected al Qaida fighters caught in Afghanistan clash
U S special forces captured three suspected al Qaida fighters near Khost in eastern Afghanistan over the weekend. Pentagon says an American soldier died of wounds from a July ambush in the Khost area. A Yemeni man admitted al Qaida ties and three Russian antitank missiles were found in Jalalabad.
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INS breaks up huge child smuggling ring
The INS says four unaccompanied children led to uncovering the largest international child smuggling ring. The probe traced hundreds of Guatemalan El Salvador and Honduran children smuggled through Mexico into the United States, with parents paying about 5000 dollars per child.
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Iraq rejects return of UN weapons inspectors
Iraqi Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al Sahhaf denounces calls for inspectors as a lie and accuses Bush of misinformation. The U.S. State Department counters Baghdad dodges on resuming inspections, urging verified disarmament. Al Sahhaf blasts U.S. opposition figures and portrays Iraq as a victim of propaganda amid global debate on action.
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Public divided over Bush Iraq policy in ABC News poll
An ABC News Washington Post poll shows 45 percent say President Bush has a clear Iraq policy while 42 percent say he does not. About 75 percent want Congress authorization before any attack, with 48 percent favoring Bush alone and 44 percent favoring Congress to decide.
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