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...become clear that the Democrats are taking the middle road, allowing the wiretapping to continue but with new legal hurdles for the snoopers and additional oversight by the courts. This effectively boils down to the Dems' saying, We don't mind what you are doing--we just don't like the way you did it. A bill by Democratic Representative John Conyers Jr. of Michigan would require getting a warrant to listen to calls of suspected terrorists in the U.S. But the act would authorize most other warrantless intercepts of calls between targets or suspects overseas and phones...
Riot police are marching north up Sule Pagoda Road, banging truncheons against shields. Behind them is an even more menacing sight: hundreds of troops marching in formation. Between the two groups is a truck with loudspeakers that announce the street is to be cleared. Miraculously, despite the bloodshed, people are still protesting, still chanting their defiant mantra: Let everyone be free from harm...
Lafayette has beefed up its nation’s-best defensive numbers (8.8 points and 210 yards allowed per game) against patsy opponents like Marist, Georgetown, and Columbia. Princeton knocked off the Leopards on the road by wearing them down in the trenches, not Harvard’s forte to this point. In Anthony D’Urso and Maurice White, Lafayette suits up two of the top five rushers in its league...
...Lafayette is potentially the best team in the Patriot League,” said junior cornerback and preseason All-American Andrew Berry.Harvard is coming off a convincing 32-15 victory at Cornell last week, and is finally returning home after playing three of its first four games on the road. Its only home game thus far was a 24-17 victory against Brown in the Crimson’s first-ever night game.Despite its undefeated record in the Ivy League, Harvard’s two losses have been suffered at the hands of Patriot League opponents. This weekend, the team...
...town set along the Euphrates River some 40 miles south of Baghdad. Robed men are gathered in clusters on benches and around tables brought out after the daily ritual of breaking the 12-hour Ramadan fast. As his platoon fans out into the shadows on both sides of the road, Vansandt strides toward the nearest knot of men beneath a sagging string of bare light bulbs, greeting them confidently with "asalaam ilikem" - peace be upon...