British and Pakistani investigators are trying to determine whether the group of Britons suspected of plotting to blow up as many as 10 commercial airliners...
Rashid Rauf, the British national who was arrested in Pakistan and who appears to be a crucial player in the plot to blow up as many as 10 passenger jets bound for the United States...
The bulky, squarish, heavy picture tube, the standard television technology for more than 60 years, is heading for the dustbin of history much faster than anyone expected.
The Moon is squashed, as if someone had held it at the poles between thumb and forefinger and squeezed, flattening it around its equatorial midsection.
Did Mel Gibson mean it? Did he mean it when he said, according to a sheriff’s report of his arrest on suspicion of drunken driving, that “The Jews are responsible for all the wars in the world”?
Intelligence and counterterrorism officials have said that the scale and sophistication of the scheme to blow up jets over the Atlantic could mean that al-Qaeda
Tightened security rules produced long lines and confusion at airports today, with passengers missing flights and enduring intensive inspections in reaction to the arrests of alleged bomb plotters in Britain.
The plot to blow up airliners over the Atlantic, uncovered by British authorities, bears a striking resemblance to a plot hatched by al-Qaeda 12 years ago to simultaneously blow up planes over the Pacific.
On December 26, 2003, a powerful earthquake levelled most of Bam in southeastern Iran, killing 35,000 people. Transport jet carrying aid poured in from everywhere, including Syria.
Sacked from team, Tour de France champion says: ‘I will fight these charges with the same determination and intensity that I bring to my training and racing’
