Al-Qaida Faces Reorganization After Zarqawi Death
After Abu Musab al Zarqawi is killed, al Qaida plans a fundraising and leadership shift. Analysts expect a new leader or multiple emirs in Iraq, with candidates including Abu al Masri and al Iraqi. The fight continues as Iraqi factions and militias fuel ongoing violence.
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Federal appeals court sides with White House on CALEA ruling
A divided federal appeals panel 2-1 upheld the FCC stance that CALEA requires equipment to support police wiretaps on Internet calls and broadband. Judge Sentelle called the reading reasonable, while Judge Edwards dissented, saying the law was stretched beyond its words. The decision tightens law enforcement access amid evolving tech and drew criticism from education groups and privacy advocates.
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