Rumsfeld Defends Guantanamo Detainee Policy Stance
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld defended humane treatment of 158 terrorism suspects at Guantanamo Bay, saying their status as battlefield detainees will be decided later. Critics warn lack of POW designation could curtail rights and international support, while the Red Cross notes some access improvements and ongoing calls for POW status for Taliban fighters.
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AOL sues Microsoft for antitrust damages over Netscape
AOL Time Warner files in U S District Court seeking damages and an injunction to curb Microsoft practices that favored its browser over Netscape. AOL seeks triple actual damages and possible Windows browser choices, citing prior court rulings and ongoing antitrust actions.
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