Pakistan and India tensions rise over underground nuke plans
U S intelligence cites satellite evidence of Pakistani excavation in Baluchistan near Afghanistan as a possible site for an underground nuclear test should India proceed with a test. Officials say Washington does not expect Pakistan to act until India tests.
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House Republicans demand explicit U S defense of Taiwan
The House Republican Policy Committee proposed a non binding resolution asserting U S forces should defend Taiwan if invaded or attacked by China. The move follows China missile tests and signals Taiwan becomes a rising political issue in U S policy debates.
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U S Names Top Atomic Spy In Declassified Files
The United States releases intercepted Soviet memos naming American physicist Theodore A Hall once living in England as a top atomic spy for Moscow in World War II. Hall, 70, worked at Los Alamos in 1944–45 and has not been prosecuted.
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City weighs landfill search for slain boy's body
Phoenix officials plan a landfill sweep up to 100000 for three weeks to locate 13 year old Brad Hansen, believed buried among 470 acres and 157000 cubic feet of refuse as prosecutors pursue murder charges against Jeremy Bach based on blood found at his home.
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Iditarod ejection sparks protests in Alaska
Five time champion Rick Swenson was disqualified from the 1150 mile Iditarod after a dog died. Protesters gathered nationwide as officials cited the new expired dog rule, invoked after two dogs died last year, following Swenson bringing a dead dog into Skwentna 149 miles from the start.
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