Air Force Briefing on "Space: The Warfighter's Perspective"
http://www.defenselink.mil/news/Mar2003/t03122003_t0312spa.html (copy & paste link into browser)
U.S. Department of Defense

Microwave weapons: the dangers of first use
International Herald Tribune

Ex-CIA Officers Questioning Iraq Data
The Guardian (UK)

Librarians try to alter Patriot Act-
Santa Cruz warns readers that FBI may spy on them
San Francisco Chronicle

Halliburton Unit Is Tapped To Oversee Oil Fields in Iraq
The Wall St. Journal

A think tank war: Why old Europe says no *****
The Sydney Morning Herald (Aus)

GCHQ arrest over Observer spying report
The Observer (UK)

UN launches inquiry into American spying ****
The Observer (UK)

Outlawing science
A Boston Globe editorial

Pakistan claims to have captured Bin Laden's sons
The Independent (UK)

Pentagon wants mini-nuke ban to be lifted
The Guardian (UK)

Halliburton theft ups terror fears-
Fears of a 'dirty bomb' arise with theft of oil services firm's radioactive device in Africa.
CNN-Money Magazine

Khalid letters show Osama is alive
The Age (Au)

Bush says force now an option on N. Korea-
For first time, he raises chance if diplomacy fails
The Baltimore Sun

Was 'mastermind' really captured?
The Toronto Star

US plan to use illegal weapons
The Independent (UK)

Iraq and Al Qaeda: No evidence of alliance
International Herald Tribune

GOP threats halted GAO Cheney suit-
Threats by Republicans to cut the General Accounting Office (GAO) budget influenced its decision to abandon a lawsuit against Vice President Dick Cheney
The Hill

Patriot II: The Sequel- Why It's Even Scarier than the First Patriot Act
FindLaw's Legal Commentary

Computerized voting lacks paper trail, scholar warns
Stanford University Report

Why does the US want to attack Iraq? Well, one reason is to see what it's like to microwave lots of people
The Guardian (UK)

Kurdish leaders enraged by 'undemocratic' American plan to occupy Iraq
The Independent (UK)

NYPD Spying Power Widens- Investigative limits are lifted
NY Newsday

GOP plan would revive use of nuclear arms; Policy paper urges new generation of warheads
San Francisco Chronicle

False Alarm?- Terror Alert Partly Based on Fabricated Information
ABC News

COMPTROLLER CALLS FOR REVIEW OF U.S. FIRMS' TIES TO TERRORISM
NYC Comptroller press release

Staff cry poetic injustice as singing Ashcroft introduces patriot games
The Guardian (UK)
also... hear Ashcroft sing on CNN

Bush Links Faith and Agenda In Speech to Broadcast Group
Washington Post

Fix This Loophole
Washington Post - editorial

Powell doesn't know who he is up against-
Jason Burke warns that the US focus on al-Qaeda ignores the many hues of Islamic militants - and underplays the danger of men such as al-Zarqawi
The Guardian (UK)

Bush budget would overhaul Great Society
Boston Globe

New Anti-Terror Bill: Critics Cry Foul
CBS News

Blair Acknowledges Flaws in Iraq Dossier-
Britain Took Some Material That Powell Cited at U.N. From 12-Year-Old Academic Papers
Washington Post

Secret Draft Of ‘Patriot II’-
Justice Department Drafts Sweeping Expansion Of Anti-Terrorism Act
TomPaine.com

N Korea threatens US with first strike-
Pyongyang asserts right to pre-emptive attack as tensions rise over American build-up
The Guardian (UK)

Al-Qaeda close to creating a 'dirty bomb'
News.Scotsman.com (UK)

Leaked report rejects Iraqi al-Qaeda link
BBC News (UK)

Nasa chiefs 'repeatedly ignored' safety warnings
The Observer (UK)

Terror alert for next Bin Laden
News.Scotsman.com (UK)

9/11 Probe: Aiming High-
The commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks wants to talk to top Bush Administration officials
Time

The CIA's Secret Army-
Because of past scandals, the agency had largely dropped its paramilitary operations.
But the war on terrorism has brought it back into the business
Time

In Britain, War Concern Grows Into Resentment of U.S. Power-
Anxiety Over Attack on Iraq Moves to Political Mainstream
Washington Post

World rebels against America
Toronto Star (Can)

800 missiles to hit Iraq in first 48 hours
Sydney Morning Herald (Aus)

Senator wants FBI to explain bonus for official in 9/11 case
Washington Times

'Go pills' gone if US finds a way to send soldiers sleepless into battle
Sydney Morning Herald (Aus)

Terror alerts manufactured?-
FBI agents say White House scripting 'hysterics' for political effect
WorldNet Daily

Casualties of an 'Undeclared War'-
Civilians Killed and Injured as U.S. Airstrikes Escalate in Southern Iraq
Washington Post

Web activists keep constant eye on Pentagon's data-mining point man
The Mercury News

Failure of the 82nd airborne-
As the US prepares for war on Iraq, its troops in Afghanistan are coming under increasing attack from the forces they were sent to dig out
Guardian (UK)

Oakland tackles USA Patriot Act- City plans to announce it won't compromise civil liberties
San Francisco Chronicle

Called Off the Trail?-
FBI Agents Probing Terror Links Say They Were Told, 'Let Sleeping Dogs Lie'; Two veteran FBI investigators say they were ordered to stop investigations into a suspected terror cell linked to Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda network and the Sept. 11 attacks.
ABC News

The US may use torture against terrorism
Daily Telegraph (UK)

Officials See Bush Insulated From Hill Probes
Washington Post

Kissinger Quits Post As Head of 9/11 Panel-
Withdrawal a Setback for White House
Washington Post

Britain may scale back its military assistance
Daily Telegraph (UK)

Preemptive Strikes Part Of U.S. Strategic Doctrine-
'All Options' Open for Countering Unconventional Arms
Washington Post

Back, But Not By Popular Demand
Washington Post

'Like a Virus'-
A terror expert says the Kenya attacks prove that Al Qaeda is alive and well and plotting further attacks
Newsweek/MSNBC

'Burning Bush' comment draws prison term
CNN

Why Are These Men Laughing?-
Excerpts from Esquire's story on Karl Rove, politics, and policy in the Bush administration.

With runners and whispers, al-Qa'ida outfoxes US forces
The Independent (UK)

Global anger at US 'growing'
BBC News

Three Reagan-era hard-liners return to help run Bush's foreign policy team
New York Newsday

Pro-life reforms set to overturn US abortion laws
Daily Telegraph (UK)

Henry's revenge-
This man is regarded by many outside the US as a war criminal.
There are countries he can't travel to for fear of arrest. Why has George Bush just given him a major job?
Guardian (UK)

Kissinger's Back...As 9/11 Truth-Seeker
The Nation

Enough Said
San Francisco Chronicle

Big Brother will be watching America
Guardian (UK)

Fresh memories of war-
Soldiers prepare for their second mission at the Bagram military base in East Afghanistan.
The Ithaca Journal

Domestic Spying Pressed-
Big-City Police Seek to Ease Limits Imposed After Abuses Decades Ago ***
Washington Post

Bush Not Likely to Testify in 9/11 Probe-
President Bush Not Likely to Testify Before Independent Commission Investigating 9/11 Attacks
ABC News

US overlooks key to getting Bin Laden
Middle East Times [you must perform search for article]

The Saudi Money Trail-
Rent payments for 9-11 hijackers and mysterious checks from a princess's account. Is there a Saudi tie to terror?
Inside the probe the Bush administration doesn't want you to know about
MSNBC

Osama issues new call to arms
Guardian (UK)

Canada to U.S.: Mind your business-
Don't tell us how to run our military, defence minister admonishes U.S. president. Second Canadian official calls Bush 'a moron' for pushing Iraq onto NATO agenda
Canada.com News

Perspective: Say hello to Big Brother
c|net News.com

Pentagon to Track American Consumer Purchases-
A massive database that the government will use to monitor every purchase made by every American citizen is a necessary tool in the war on terror, the Pentagon said
Fox News

Bush threatens attack over Iraqi 'lies'
Guardian (UK)

Powell attacks Christian right
Guardian (UK)

Justice Department Wins Wiretap Ruling
Washington Post

How bin Laden gave US the slip
Daily Telegraph (UK)

US training Iraqis to run post-Saddam government-
Threat of war: Washington's plans for regime change move into high gear as weapons inspection teams prepare to return to Iraq
The Independent (UK)

Bush Aides Consider Domestic Spy Agency
Washington Post

This Time a Bush Embraces 'Voodoo Economics' Theory
Washington Post

US Dollars Yielded Unanimous UN Vote Against Iraq
Inter Press Service News Agency

U.S. Hopes to Check Computers Globally-
System Would Be Used to Hunt Terrorists
Washington Post

From New York to Baghdad
a feature by Felix Rohatyn from the New York Review of Books

Fear of U.S. Power Shapes Iraq Debate-
As U.N. Considers War Resolution, a Distrust of American Policy Emerges
Washington Post

US weapons secrets exposed
Guardian (UK)

Can you trust your computer?
NewsForge (Online newspaper for Linux and Open Source)

Press coverage of implanted chips distorted?-
Tech experts warn real threats go unreported by 'mainstream' media
WorldNetDaily

Energy industry's dirty little details about to see light
San Francisco Chronicle

Iraq war 'unjustifiable', says Bush's church head
Guardian (UK)

N. Korea Issue Irks Congress-
Key Democrats Kept in Dark On Admission Before Iraq Vote
Washington Post

Al-Qaida 'has regrouped'
Guardian (UK)

I'm an American tired of American lies-
Woody Harrelson
Guardian (UK)

The US must follow Europe's lead and turn its back on oil-
The rise of hydrogen power makes energy regime change inevitable ***
Guardian (UK)- comment

White House 'exaggerating Iraqi threat'-
Bush's televised address attacked by US intelligence
Guardian (UK)

Court Upholds Secret Hearings
Washington Post

Al-Jazeera broadcasts 'bin Laden' threat to attack America
The Independent (UK)

US hardline on Iraq leaves full-scale invasion a 'hair-trigger' away
Guardian (UK)

Asteroid impact could have led to nuclear war- one of several threats from "near-earth objects"
House Committee on Science

Is 'groupthink' driving us to war?
Boston Globe editorial
(not available free anymore on Web, but available on the Globe's website (off Boston.com) free in summary form or for $ for the entirety. This is worth it for the interested.)

Did D.C. Police Go Too Far?- Legal Experts Debate Legality of Mass Arrests
Washington Post

Agency disavows report on Iraq arms-
The International Atomic Energy Agency says that a report cited by President Bush as evidence that Iraq in 1998 was "six months away" from developing a nuclear weapon does not exist.
Washington Times

Will the U.S. reap what it has sown? Byrd asks
Charleston Gazette

Whites join slide into poverty as US incomes fall
Guardian (UK)

NEW SEISMIC DATA REFUTES OFFICIAL EXPLANATION
Two unexplained "spikes" in the seismic record from Sept. 11 indicate huge bursts of energy shook the ground beneath the World Trade Center's twin towers immediately prior to the collapse.
American Free Press

No more Mr Nice Guy-
In the past few weeks Nelson Mandela has called America a "threat to world peace" and lambasted Dick Cheney as a "dinosaur". That's not the sort of language you'd expect from the kindly old statesman who forgave his jailers. But he has always been misunderstood in the west. And now he's got something to be really angry about.
Guardian (UK)

Paralysed Reeve blames Bush and Catholic church for his plight
Guardian (UK)

No Way to Honor Heroes
AFL-CIO

Drain the swamp and there will be no more mosquitoes:
By attacking Iraq, the US will invite a new wave of terrorist attacks
Guardian (UK)- comment

Carter hits out at Washington's "belligerent and divisive voices"
News.Scotsman.com

FindLaw Forum: Why Ashcroft's plan to create internment camps for alleged enemy combatants is wrong
CNN.com LawCenter

US city where you can be guilty until proven innocent
Guardian (UK)