Australian to face U S military tribunal over al Qaeda links
Australian detainee David Hicks will face a U S military tribunal at Guantanamo Bay on charges including conspiracy to commit war crimes and attempted murder. Hicks, 28, disputed the allegations, pledging innocence, with no death penalty under a U S Australia agreement.
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Idaho jur y acquits man on terror charges
A Boise jury found Sami Omar Al Hussayen not guilty of charges that he used computer expertise to aid Muslim extremist groups by creating keb sites to raise money and recruit followers. The defense argued First Amendment protection and limited involvement in material posted.
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World Leaders Pay Respects At Reagan Funeral
Tens of thousands filed past Ronald Reagan's casket in Washington as world leaders and dignitaries paid homage. Margaret Thatcher and Nancy Reagan received visitors at Blair House, while Bush prepared to deliver the eulogy at the National Cathedral ahead of Reagan's burial at the library in California.
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Bush says NATO to train Iraqi security forces only
President Bush said NATO would likely limit its role in Iraq to training Iraqi security forces, as France and Germany oppose deploying NATO troops to combat the insurgency. He planned a NATO Istanbul summit decision and noted an Iraqi leading security effort with U.S. help. He also discussed Libyan intelligence reports and U.S. interrogation policy.
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Libyan Leader Faces Unconfirmed Plot Aimed at Saudi Crown Prince
U S investigators probe alleged Libyan plan to assassinate Crown Prince Abdullah after reports connected to Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. President Bush and officials weigh credibility as Libya denies any plot amid Russia Saudi relations.
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