London Explosion Near Anti Terror Unit In West London
An explosion in the White City area of west London disrupted by police and explosives teams. A Westminster Hospital patient received chest and hand injuries described as serious. Investigations continue into the cause of the blast.
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Navy trainer jet crashes off coast near Jacksonville
A T 45A Goshawk from Kingsville NAS crashed in the Gulf of Mexico about a mile from the USS Eisenhower near Jacksonville. Two people were killed. The jet was en route to the carrier from Naval Air Station Jacksonville during carrier landing qualifications.
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Supreme Court limits ADA damages against states in workplace bias case
The 5-4 ruling narrows federal power by holding state workers cannot use the Americans with Disabilities Act to seek money damages for on the job discrimination. The decision reinforces states' immunity from federal damage suits and flags a trend of state-empowering, narrowly defined federal authority.
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William H. Rehnquist
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Forty four new cardinals reflect changes in the church
In St. Peter's Basilica 44 new cardinals were created by Pope John Paul II in a record ceremony. The diverse group hailed from five continents, with several opting for traditional headgear. The pope noted the churchs reach across cultures as he prepared for a global role in selecting his successor. Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re spoke for the group, wishing the Pope a long tenure despite illness.
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FBI spy Hanssen used Virginia parks as dead drops
FBI documents describe Robert Hanssen using Northern Virginia parks and nature trails as dead drop sites for classified material over 15 years. He complained about mud and noted he was not young, while agents said parks near his two Fairfax County homes offered accessible covert spots for money and diamonds payments.
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Robert Hanssen
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Virginia Senate approves over the counter morning after pill
The Virginia Senate backed a bill to allow women to obtain emergency contraception without a doctor's prescription. The measure would let the pill be sold over the counter within 72 hours of unprotected sex, with debate over minor parental consent left unresolved between Senate and House versions.
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