Bush heckler fired for offending client
A man who heckled President Bush at a rally was fired from an advertising and design company for offending a client who provided tickets. Glen Hiller, 45, says he won’t seek his job back, insisting he only meant to voice his opinion. The incident occurred as Bush spoke on wartime policy and weapons of mass destruction.
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Five al Jaidal linked terrorists arrested in Pakistan plot
Pakistani security forces arrested five to six suspects over the past week in a foiled death by action plot targeting government leaders, the U.S. Embassy, Parliament and the official residence of President Musharraf in Islamabad. A Pakistani official said the group aimed to strike during Independence Day celebrations and included at least one Egyptian and several Pakistanis, with rifles and explosives recovered.
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Mlevie
Farrukh Usman
Afghari
Pakisten Army
Orphans Return to Texas After Nigerian Ordeal
Houston reports detail the return of Nigerian orphans aged up to 16 who were placed in two foster homes. Investigators review abuse and neglect claims after allegations of beatings and threats. CPS previously received complaints about Mercury Liggins. The children described harsh care in Nigeria and in Houston, with ongoing questions about Liggins and her family.
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Texas
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Children's Protective Service
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Houston Chronicle
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Nigeria
United States
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KBR
Blasts at Hasina Rally Kill 14 in Dhaka Bangladesh
A series of bombs struck a Dhaka rally as opposition leader Sheikh Hasina spoke from a truck. At least 14 died and over 300 injured, with Hasina unharmed but shaken. authorities warned the toll could rise. The attack drew condemnation from Prime Minister Khaleda Zia as investigators pursued suspects.
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Bangladesh
Sheikh Hasina
Awami League Party
Dhaka
United News of Bangladesh
Hasina
Saber Hossain Chowdhury
Farouk Khan
Khan
Khaleda Zia
Hamas leader denies indictment tied to U S politics
Hamas deputy chief Abu Marzook told the Associated Press in Damascus that the US charges against Abu Marzook, Abu Hasan Ashyat, and Muhamad Khalil Salah stem from election politics. U S Attorney General John Ashcroft announced the indictments for a 15 year racketeering conspiracy involving Hamas financing and operations. Salah and Ashqat were arrested. Abu Marzook remains a fugitive in Syria.
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United States
Israel
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Monsa Abu Marzook
Associated Press
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Alexandria
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China
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Ashqar
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Syria
Ashcroft
Abu Marzook
America
Jordan
AP Boom Changes High School Ahead of College
Advanced Placement has transformed the high school experience from a select program to a widespread path used by students like Melba Munguia who take multiple AP courses across grades. With about 1.1 million test takers, two-thirds of public high schools offering AP, and a broadened subject list, AP is seen as expanding college readiness while some fear a racing arms race that values quantity over depth.
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Melba Munguia
Miami Senior High School
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