UN inspectors sweep Saddam palace in Baghdad
UN weapon hunt teams toured Saddam Hussein’s presidential palace in Baghdad, a high profile test of new security rules. They inspected every corner for weapons programs as Iraq pledged no weapons of mass destruction, while Bush warned Baghdad must cooperate fully or face action.
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Return of the land: small farmers revive farming lifestyle
Today a wave of people from many backgrounds are embracing farming as a lifestyle. They are business people, plant workers, teachers, and professionals drawn to the land. They aim to instill a shared appreciation in their children and communities.
Saudis tout tactics to block terror aid
In a diplomatic briefing at the Saudi Embassy, Adel Al Jubeir defended Saudi efforts to deny funds to terror groups. He cited a high charity oversight commission, halted cash transfers, and the breaking up of al Qaida cells with millions frozen, while asserting no direct links between charities and terrorism.
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