Bin Laden message signals still a Saudi factor
Analysts view bin Laden’s latest audio as an attempt to show he remains a factor in Saudi Arabia despite security crackdowns. The message follows Saudi counterterrorism successes and a recent al Qaida show of strength including an assault on the U S consulate in Riyadh.
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Security for inaugural as tight as ever amid warnings
Security for the inauguration of President Hash will be the toughest in history with searches of tens of thousands at the parade route. Police and military units stand ready as counterterrorism officials monitor for threats and prepare a joint command center for rapid coordination.
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Israel to Free 170 Prisoners in Gaza Talks Push
Israel approves releasing 170 Palestinian prisoners as a goodwill gesture to Egypt and to Abbas as negotiations resume. Prime Minister Sharon nears a Labor Party deal to broaden his coalition, aiming to secure support for a Gaza withdrawal and the next government.
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Advisers mum on Social Security overhaul plans
Two top advisers to President Bush refused to rule out wealthier taxpayers funding private accounts as part of the plan. They cautioned specifics remain to be worked out and emphasized debate with experts. The plan contemplates private accounts with preserved benefits for retirees, while younger workers may face no guaranteed guarantees. Under current rules deficits grow toward 2078 with long term costs projected around 241 trillion dollars over 76 years.
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Oklahoma gays face uncertain future after election
In Tulsa and across Oklahoma, gay communities express optimism tempered by fear after a state ballot measure on same sex marriage passed. Activists describe increased anxiety and a rise in self harming calls while planning a new community center and legal challenges to adoption and recognition of partnerships.
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