Jets intercept plane near White House
Air Force fighter jets scrambled to intercept a privately owned plane entering restricted airspace near the White House. The incident prompted temporary relocation of Vice President Cheney and White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card before normal duties resumed.
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Malvo pleads not guilty in sniper murder case
Lee Boyd Malvo, 18, pleads not guilty to two counts of capital murder and a firearm charge in the Washington area sniper slayings. Defense plans an insanity strategy, arguing brainwashing by John Muhammad could have left Malvo unable to understand or control his actions. The case faces possible death penalty if convicted.
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Charlottesville
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University of Virginia Law School
Northern
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Baghdad councilman and U S soldier shot to death
Insurgents killed a U S military policeman in Iskandariyah as clashes erupted near Baghdad. In Sadr City the head of the district council was shot dead during a weekend altercation. Elsewhere 4th Infantry Division seized rockets in Tikrit and Beiji and confiscated artillery shells in Balad. About 40 people were detained in Tikrit overnight. A Mosul official and his son were shot, and the attack was blamed on terrorists. The U S plans intensified operations after 37 American soldiers were killed this month.
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Kylie Minogue Cements No 1 Run In Britain With Slow
Kylie Minogue again tops Britain charts with Slow becoming the longest reigning pop princess in UK history. The Australian star extends a streak dating back to I Should Be So Lucky in 1988, surpassing Madonna in duration.
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Carey welcomed in Shanghai for government concert
Mariah Carey arrives at Pudong airport greeted by about 100 fans and cameramen as she prepares to perform Wednesday and Friday at Shanghai's Hongkou Stadium. The event marks China’s growing pop culture market while SARS recovery continues.
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Radioactive materials raise terror concerns
Federal investigators report 1300 cases of lost or abandoned radiological sources in the past five years, warning that terrorists could assemble enough material for a dirty bomb. Studies by Los Alamos and GAO show security gaps that may take years to close, with FBI warnings of al Qaida interest.
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