Padilla allowed to see lawyer in terrorism case
Washington Pentagon says Padilla an American held as an al Qaida suspect will be allowed attorney access, a move amid security concerns and ongoing use as an intelligence source. The brief notice notes no meeting has been scheduled and emphasizes access is not required by law.
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Hunter Carries Oscar Style From Vera Wang to West End
Hunter, nominated for best supporting actress, sits front row at Vera Wang show crediting a 19 year friendship for wardrobe. Julia Stiles and Aaron Eckhart lead Mamet revival Clearina opening April with a 43 week run, marking British stage debuts for both stars.
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Comcast bids to buy Disney creating world's biggest media group
Comcast offered more than 354 billion to acquire Walt Disney Co sparking a race to reshape film, TV and theme parks. Disney's board said it would evaluate the unsolicited bid as Eisner faces leadership questions and stalled Pixar talks. If approved the merger would eclipse Time Warner as the largest media company.
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Bomb and truck attack kill dozens near Baghdad recruitment center
A car bomb outside a Baghdad army recruitment center killed 47 and wounded 55 as crowds gathered for enlistment. A separate blast near Iskandariyah earlier killed 53 Iraqis. Both incidents fuel fears of sectarian violence and hinder a June handover of power.
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Probe of nuclear trade linked to Iran Libya and North Korea
U S officials trace a black market network that supplied nuclear tech to Iran and others, tied to two college friends of Abdul Qadeer Khan. One suspect, Henk Slebos of the Netherlands, was convicted in 1985 for attempting to sell gear to Pakistan. Khan admitted selling secrets. Musharraf pardoned him.
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Kerry Eyes Bush as General Election Plans Expand
Kerry advisers map sharper message and spending to win the 538 electoral votes in November. He declares readiness to clash with President Bush, as his team taps $15 million from the DNC and pursues a multimillion dollar TV ad push with support from allied groups to critique Bush without direct coordination.
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