Saddam Hussein prisoner of war status questioned by officials
Pentagon officials say Saddam Hussein has been a prisoner of war since December thirteenth while top aides weigh public statements. Powell questions formal declaration. status remains under review as debates continue.
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Bomb kills five and wounds 37 in Baqubah attack
A bicycle bomb exploded outside the Sadiq Mohammed mosque in Baqubah killing five and wounding 37 in an attack seen as sectarian provocation amid efforts to stabilize Iraq. A second car bomb with artillery shells and dynamite was found undetonated nearby as police and U.S. forces patrolled the jittery town.
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Jealous ex-husband hunted after triple murder and child abduction
A jealous ex-husband, Jerry William Jones, 31, killed three former in-laws and his infant daughter, Harley, then fled with three girls. After a police chase on Interstate 75 near the Tennessee line, Jones shot himself in the face and was hospitalized in critical condition. Authorities say two of the girls are his daughters and the third a former step daughter. the other victims include Jones’s former sister-in-law Georgia Bradley.
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Cojocaru to Leave People Magazine for TV Career
Flamboyant fashionista Steven Cojocaru exits People after a decade to focus on television. His publicist notes he will develop a talk show with Paramount while remaining a style commentator on Today and Entertainment Tonight.
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U S lowers terror alert warning
The Associated Press reports the national terror warning level has been lowered from orange to yellow as Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge says the urgent threat has passed. Airports and airlines may remain on high alert while other sectors resume normal posture.
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