FBI probes Chalabi links in Iran code leak
The FBI studies whether Pentagon officials who met Iraqi exile Ahmad Chalabi leaked American intelligence on Iran's secret codes. The probe expands beyond Chalabi to potential government sources, with polygraph tests reportedly underway for federal Pentagon staff. Chalabi denies any leakage and his lawyers demand an official inquiry.
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Bush taps outside lawyer amid CIA leak probe
President Bush has engaged Washington attorney Jim Sharp for potential advice if questioned by a federal grand jury in the CIA operative leak case. White House officials say he is not labeled a target and would cooperate fully, with McClellan noting outside counsel could be retained if needed. The probe continues to examine who disclosed Valerie Plame’s identity, while Bush reiterates opposition to leaks.
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Administration frees terror suspect Nabil al Marabh
Nabil al-Marabh once listed as the No 27 terror suspect is free again after deportation to Syria. He admitted training with rifles and rockets at Afghan camps and sending money to a jihadist associate. Prosecutors’ indictments were rejected in the name of protecting intelligence, and FBI notes described him as intending to martyr himself in an attack.
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Three notrump misplay in North American Open Pairs
In a 1993 North American Open Pairs auction a three notrump was reached. West led king of hearts and after an entry sequence East overruled, West cashed hearts to set up a win. The post mortem discusses misplays, a potential club sacrifice, and a bidding quiz preview.
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Shiite cleric backs new Iraqi interim government
Grand Ayatollah Ali al Husseini al Sistani endorsed the interim government in Najaf and urged it to press the U.N. Security Council for full sovereignty while noting it lacks electoral legitimacy. His stance risks shaping Iraqi leadership during a fragile transition amid U.N. brokered plans.
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