Ridge weighs resignation after election amid security drive
Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge may resign after the November vote citing fatigue from a massive reorganization. He aims to join private sector work to fund his children's college while continuing to counter Al Qaeda threats. White House talks planned. Fischer granted deportation appeal extension by Japanese officials to gather documents and challenge detention.
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White House projects record 445 billion dollar deficit
The White House forecast a 2004 deficit of 445 billion dollars, surpassing last year’s 375 billion. The figure, cited by an aide and not yet announced, reflects stronger revenue but higher Medicaid and Medicare spending. The projection tightens the election season budget debate and underscores Medicare growth as a key deficit driver.
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Bombers strike U S and Israeli embassies in Tashkent
In Tashkent two militants attacked the U S and Israeli embassies and the prosecutor general's office leaving at least two dead and seven wounded. Police cordoned the area as witnesses described a chaotic scene with bystanders fleeing. Uzbek officials cited no credible suspects and noted the blast followed a wave of earlier violence tied to regional instability.
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Crime boss Massino found guilty of racketeering
Joseph Massino a longtime Bonanno crime boss, 61, was convicted in Brooklyn federal court on racketeering and related charges including involvement in a mob slaying. The jury found him guilty on all counts, paving the way for a possible life sentence with sentencing to follow.
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Senators weigh 9/11 panel security proposals in Senate hearing
The 9/11 commission urged Senators Wriday to back major reforms, proposing a national counterterrorism center and a national intelligence director to coordinate 15 agencies. Kean and Hamilton warned of interagency turf battles and praised FBI reforms under Mueller, while cautioning against future leadership losses.
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