Bugging of China's new presidential plane unlikely to rupture ties
Washington experts say the alleged listening devices on the Boeing 767 used for President Jiang Zemin are unlikely to cause a lasting rift with the United States. Officials offered no comment, and literature suggests minimal impact as investigation unfolds.
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Bush urges protection of unborn in National Sanctity of Life Day
President Bush proclaimed National Sanctity of Life Day linking the right to life to foundational American ideals. He cited Jefferson and urged homes and houses of worship to rededicate to caring for both born and unborn children amid ongoing anti abortion events.
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USAID Sends Relief Supplies After Nyiragongo Volcano
The United States will ship thousands of blankets and relief items from Baltimore Washington International Airport to Goma Congo and Gisenyi Rwanda. USAID provides 25000 for local agencies and may add aid. eruption of Nyiragongo created a 130 foot wide lava flow.
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