Hundreds detained in Iraq raids target Saddam-era networks
U S and Iraqi forces detained more than 100 suspected guerrillas across Iraq and captured two high profile figures tied to Saddam Hussein's intelligence apparatus. A separate attack near Baghdad International Airport injured two U S soldiers as raids continue amid rising violence.
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Suspect in Carlie Brucia Case Refuses to Answer Questions
An unemployed mechanic with a criminal record, Joseph Smith, 37, refused to answer questions about the disappearance of 11 year old Carlie Brucia in Sarasota. Investigators say strong evidence links him to the abduction captured on car wash surveillance video. Smith has not been charged but is jailed on drug probation violations.
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German court acquits Moroccan man in Sept 11 case
In Hamburg, Abdelghani Mzoudi was acquitted of membership in a terrorist organization and 3,066 counts of accessory to murder. The judge cited lack of access to intelligence files and al Qaida detainee evidence, with prosecutors alleging he provided logistical aid to the 9/11 cell.
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Investigators Expand Search for Ricin Source on Capitol Hill
Investigators widen probe into ricin found in Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist's office as testing of the mailroom yields no origin. Officials say no hot letter found and no clear delivery method yet. Nine aides gave blood samples, and investigations include visits by those who used the buildings. The intern who found the ricin is praised for swift action.
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Opposition group seizes Gonaives in Haiti unrest
The Gonaives Resistance Front seized Gonaives, burning the mayor house and police station, freeing more than 100 inmates, killing at least four and wounding 20. Leader Wynter Etienne declared the city liberated and pledged farther actions against President Aristide. The government vowed to restore order.
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Juror hears witness say he lied to protect job in Stewart case
Government star witness Douglas Faneuil testified he believed he would be fired if he did not lie about Martha Stewart's ImClone stock sale. He said Peter Bacanovic pressed him to back up false statements while warning of dismissal. Defense aimed to undermine his credibility as testimony continued.
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Blake murder trial stalls as attorney quits case
Los Angeles AP Robert Blake faces an indefinite trial postponement after his defense attorney Thom Mesereau Jr. quits over irreconcilable differences. Judge Darlene Schempp set a Feb 23 hearing to nominate a replacement as jury selection already underway for the Beny Bakley murder case.
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