Ice storm snaps power across New England
A nor'easter iced roads and downed limbs left thousands without electricity in Maine and Connecticut. A Maine teenager died in a two-vehicle crash as drivers faced slippery highways. power outages affected more than 57,000 Connecticut Light & Power customers with restoration potentially delayed to midweek. Residents described the cracking trees and persistent outages, with some noting unprecedented ice conditions.
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U.N. inspectors resume Iraq mission amid tensions
U.N. chief Hans Blix and IAEA head Mohamed ElBaradei return to Baghdad to restart weapons inspections after a four year gap. Iraqi officials greet the team as Bush warns Saddam Hussein to cooperate or risk an American strike amid no fly zone clashes.
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Ridge doubts domestic intelligence agency separate from FBI
Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge questions a separate domestic intelligence agency, while senators show mixed openness. Ridge cites constitutional limits and notes FBI restructuring under President Bush, following a review after his MI5 trip.
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Israeli-Arab man attempts cockpit breach on Tel Aviv to Istanbul flight
An Israeli Arab man Tawfiq Fukra, 23, tried to storm the cockpit on a Tel Aviv to Istanbul Boeing 757. Security guards overpowered him. none of the 170 passengers were harmed and the plane landed safely. Authorities say the knife was not the reason for the action and are reviewing how it got aboard. Fukra was detained in Istanbul for questioning. Israel may recall him for further inquiry.
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North Korea Says It Has Nuclear Weapons
North Korea's Pyongyang Radio claimed the country has nuclear and other strong weapons amid oil cutoffs by the United States and allies. South Korean officials doubt the credibility of the report, noting Pyongyang's past assertions and skepticism about possession confirmation.
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