White supremacist accused of trying to have judge killed
Matt Hale leader of World Church of the Creator was arrested as he arrived for a contempt hearing in a trademark case. Hale, 31, from East Peoria, is charged with soliciting murder of U.S. District Judge Joan Lefkow between Nov 29 and Dec 17. Lefkow had ordered the group to stop using the name and surrender materials.
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Matt Hale
East Peoria
World Church of the Creator
Hale
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Oregon
Teta-Ma Truth Foundation
Court Upholds Detention of Americans as Enemy Combatants
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that American citizens captured in foreign battles or aiding terrorist attacks can be held as enemy combatants without full constitutional rights. The decision reverses a lower court ruling on Yaser Hamdi, noting wartime deference to the government and that citizenship does not negate detention legality.
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Louisiana
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al-Qaida
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Scrubber chemical OH found more abundant in atmosphere
European scientists report hydroxyl OH levels are steady or rising, challenging a 2001 MIT study that claimed steep declines since 1990. OH reacts with methane and carbon monoxide to cleanse the atmosphere, though it is hard to measure directly.
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Nature
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Ronald Prinn
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Infant solar systems observed in Orion and Carina nebulae
Researchers report proplyds seen in the Orion and Carina Nebulae as young solar systems in formation. Ultraviolet radiation from nearby massive stars heats and evaporates the gas and dust, challenging planet formation, said UCLA astronomer Ralph Shuping.
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University of California
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Pileup injures eleven on icy I-80 in Utah
In a morning series of crashes on an icy foggy stretch of Interstate 80 near Salt Lake City, nearly 60 vehicles collided. At least 11 people were hurt, four seriously, including two firefighters, as a helicopter could not land to assist.
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