CIA funds Pixlogic software to search photos and video
The CIA backs Pixlogic LLC to develop visual search tech for millions of images and clips to locate cars street signs or faces. In-Q-Tel invests to improve the software with potential face recognition later, aiming to help CIA analysts organize archives and flag targeted items in live feeds.
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Detroit Arabs Found Guilty in Sleeper Cell Terror Plot
In Detroit a jury convicted Abdel-Ilah Elmardoudi and Karim Koubriti of conspiring to provide material support to terrorists tied to a sleeper cell. Ahmed Hannan faced related charges, while Farouk Ali-Haimoud was acquitted. Farouk’s case and the broader post Sept 11 investigations highlight U S federal efforts to disrupt imminent threats.
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Farouk Ali-Haimoud
Bomb suspect Eric Rudolph pleads innocent in Birmingham clinic bombing
Eric Rudolph pleaded innocent in federal court to charges tied to the Jan 29 1998 bombing at New Woman All Women Health Care in Birmingham where an off duty officer was killed and a nurse injured. Investigators returned to his Nantahala National Forest campsite as federal prosecutors weigh possible death penalty and a August 4 trial date was set.
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Cherokee County
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Republicans push flag desecration ban with constitutional amendment
The House approved a constitutional amendment to prohibit physical desecration of the U S flag by a 300 to 125 vote. Senate action unlikely. In Kansas, Republicans Ryan Moran and Tiahrt backed the bill while Democrat Moore opposed it.
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Kansas
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Miss Universe 2003 Crowned Amelia Vega of Dominican Republic
Amelia Vega, 6 foot 1, was crowned Miss Universe 2003 at a Panama City ceremony held in a base converted to a convention center. Outgoing titleholder Justine Pasek crowned her. First runner up was Miss Venezuela. Marjangel Ruiz faced funding hurdles but a donor covered her trip.
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Justine Pasek
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U.S
Panama City
Venezuela
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Texas trio found dead in sweltering railroad car
Three illegal immigrants were found dead in a hot railroad car after fellow migrants escaped from a Union Pacific train near La Coste by San Antonio. The remaining men reportedly died when ventilation stopped as the train halted, with the Mexican consulate confirming the deaths.
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la Coste
San Antonio
Austin
Angles Gomez
Disney no-fly zone targets protest banners over Gay Days
The Family Policy Network, a Virginia Christian group, wants the no-fly zone over Walt Disney World lifted to fly banners promoting an anti-homosexuality site during Gay Days. President Joe Glover says the zone infringes free preaching as Gay Days draws 100000+ visitors to Orlando.
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Family Policy Network
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