U.N. warns insurgents may hold missing explosives
The IAEA told the U.N. Security Council insurgents in Iraq may possess nearly 400 tons of missing explosives for car bombs against U.S.-led coalition forces. The pile at Al-Qaqaa near Baghdad reportedly disappeared due to theft and looting amid Iraq’s upheaval.
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Bush accuses Kerry on security at Colorado rally
President Bush says Kerry is consistently wrong on national security and would cut and run if elected. He stressed offense over defense in a Colorado rally and in Iowa, while Kerry rebutted with criticism of the administration over missing explosives in Iraq and past policy.
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Clinton Returns to Campaign Trail with Kerry in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Bill Clinton made his first public appearance since quadruple bypass surgery, delivering an eight minute speech for John Kerry to energize Democrats and urge voters in Pennsylvania. Kerry praised Clinton as a symbol of past economic gains while denouncing Bush's Iraq policy in Dover, New Hampshire.
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Justice Rehnquist in hospital with cancer
Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, 80, has thyroid cancer and is hospitalized after a weekend tracheotomy. The Supreme Court statement said he will likely return next week as the court resumes, with the illness highlighting the presidential election’s vacancies and the potential impact on the Court’s future appointments.
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