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April 1-15, 2004
April 15, 2004
Iran envoy shot; Police in Fallujah called back
Bremer 'is powerless to restrain the US military'
Fallujah set to explode
Iraqi 'beaten to death' by US troops
Revenue reforms to bring income tax to Afghanistan
Idaho Trial Could Be a Test of Patriot Act
Artist Drags TV by Ear in Protest
April 14, 2004
U.S. Obligated to Help Taiwan Defend Itself, Cheney Says
U.S. to Extend Duty Tours of 20,000 Troops in Iraq
U.S. Sees 1-Year Stay for International Haiti Force
A nervous Baghdad battens down the hatches as US patrols bring in the tanks
Deaths of Scores of Mercenaries not Reported
Falluja
No right of return, Bush tells Palestinian refugees
The Quotable Bush
April 13, 2004
Geneva Conventions- Convention IV- Relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War , 12 August 1949
Witnessing Fallujah's 'Ceasefire'
Americans Slaughtering Civilians in Falluja
Baboons retool culture after bullies die out
Watchdog: Probe Needed Into U.S. Action in Falluja
Nader tells youths to brace for draft
April 12, 2004
US military turns to Saddam's ex-officers
Abizaid seeks more combat troops for Iraq
Arab TV networks accused of fueling violence in Iraq
BRITAIN'S BIG BROTHER- As surveillance grows, so does concern about privacy in the closely watched nation
American Airlines admits disclosing passenger data
Rio de Janeiro state plans to wall off slums
Gov. Bush lobbies for drug-tracking database
Nader taps Columbia for voters, volunteers
April 11, 2004
US tactics condemned by British officers
Highway to hell: The road to Falluja
Teenagers, U.S. troops in confusing Baghdad battle
'Damn the US and damn the resistance'
Military developments in Iraq at a glance
Anti-U.S. Outrage Unites a Growing Iraqi Resistance
Marines wary of truce in Iraqi Sunni bastion of Fallujah
Sunni and Shia unite against common enemy
Deported migrants try, try again to enter U.S.
Nude garden statues are covered after criticism, and sales pick up
April 10, 2004
Sharon to Get U.S. Nod to Keep W.Bank Land -Report
TV crew 'targeted by US fire'
April 9, 2004
Briefing on Al Qaeda Included Specifics
Concern over Iraq 'private armies'
Enron Ex-CEO Skilling Taken to Hospital
Baghdad Burning
U.S. Forces Want Al-Jazeera Out Of Fallujah
Doctor reveals Falluja's horror toll
U.S. Troops Fight Insurgents on No-Man's Highway
Iraq in Turmoil on Anniversary of Saddam's Fall
Rebels hit US supply line
Iraqi Insurgents Say Seize Six Foreigners
April 8, 2004
Marchers break through US roadblocks
Parts From Saint-Exupery's Plane Found
April 7, 2004
U.S. Hits Mosque Compound; 40 Said Killed
Nader calls for Bush impeachment over Iraq
Court official alleges decisions by Interior Dept. hurt Indians
Top Senate Republican pushes quick indecency vote
April 6, 2004
U.S. Gang Violence Explodes in Central America
Mexican woman performs own Caesarean to save baby
New Software Seeking State Tax Scofflaws
TSA eyes RFID boarding passes to track airline passengers
April 5, 2004
Bloodbath a bad omen for coalition forces
White House vetting could delay 9/11 report until after election
Toddler TV Habits Tied to Attention Deficit
April 4, 2004
Powell Says Key Intelligence Piece on Iraq Flawed
FBI Proposes Increased Wiretapping Privileges
Bill allows gun-toting patrons in restaurants
Rather than sending jobs to India or China, telemarketing firms are increasingly finding hired help in prisons
Who's Got the Acid? These days, almost nobody
April 2, 2004
Leak: U.S. knew of Sept. 11 plans
1,600 'anti-social' Britons ordered to behave
Google covets your email address
Revenge of the Killer Drones
Cattle roundup rankles N.M. ranchers
Ranchers lose their bid to stop cattle roundup
April 1, 2004
Whistleblower the White House wants to silence speaks to The Independent
Boeing snags 189 million Pentagon space contract
Court gives latitude for car searches along border
Court Opens Door To Searches Without Warrants
It was too many appliances, not pot, that police found at Carlsbad home
Outback boy has the West's fastest gun
