Iraq accepts UN seeks to disarm amid looming clash
Iraq accepts UN demands to disarm as President Bush and UN Secretary General Annan press for cooperation. Inspections resume by December 23 with a 60 day report to the Security Council. Iraq warns inspectors and signals readiness to cooperate while maintaining sovereignty.
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Experts weigh bin Laden voice on taped message
Washington experts analyze an audio tape alleging Osama bin Laden speaks warning Western allies. Archaic Islamic terms and references to Muhammad are cited as clues, though some scholars question authenticity. The message targets Britain and other nations as Bali attacks kill Australians and others.
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House moves to create Homeland Security Department
The House approved a sweeping plan creating a 170,000-person Homeland Security Department in a 299 to 121 vote. The measure would merge 22 agencies including the Coast Guard and Secret Service. The Senate began debate and indicated support, despite labor-provisions concerns, with final passage anticipated.
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