The mother of Muhammad Faisal Saksak, the 21-year-old suicide bomber who carried out Monday's attack in Eilat, said she was aware of her son's plan to blow himself up and that she had wished him "good luck."

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Ed Whelan, president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, didn't say who might be the next justice to leave, but speculation has recently swirled around Associate Justice John Paul Stevens, a Gerald Ford appointee, who will turn 87 in April.

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A MUSLIM doctors’ leader has provoked an outcry by urging British Muslims not to vaccinate their children against diseases such as measles, mumps and rubella because it is “un-Islamic”.

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Dean Arthur Schwartzmiller, whom authorities called one of the worst child molesters in the country, was sentenced to 152 years to life in prison today for molesting two boys in his San Jose home.

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The California Highway Patrol recommended Monday that actress-singer Brandy be charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter in a freeway crash that killed a woman last month, a city attorney's spokesman said.

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Arizona State University senior Ryan Visconti was told “his kind” wasn’t welcome — that he was an abomination and an unforgiveable sinner. He pleaded to join the “church,” which was set up Jan. 10 as part of diversity training for ASU dormitory employees.

The role-play training took place Jan. 11, one week before the start of the spring semester. Assigned the identity of a gay Hispanic, Visconti’s persistence during the training got him nowhere. A woman with a Southern accent told him there was nothing he could do. She said he was going to hell, and that even Jesus said so in the Bible.

Visconti, a 22-year-old political science major from Mesa, called the role-play an “ultra-clear example” of the victim mentality and liberal bias that permeate ASU.

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A Korean teenager committed suicide after running up a $4,000 bill viewing pornography on his mobile phone, local media reports say.

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It is a bit hypnotic...

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School brawls have gone high tech, with students using cell phones to call in reinforcements _ in one case requiring police and pepper spray to break up a fight that swelled to about 20 family members on school grounds.

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Ballistics reports, used in the trial of Ignacio "Nacho" Ramos, one of two Border Patrol agents convicted of shooting fleeing drug dealer Osbaldo Aldrete-Davila, do not support the prosecution's claim the bullet was fired from Ramos' gun, according to documents provided to WND from Andy Ramirez, chairman of the Friends of the Border Patrol.

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Anna Walker-Vogt of Grayson, Calif. is charged with two counts of unlawful sex with a minor, 12 counts of child endangerment, and six charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

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Will Microsoft put forth a quality product on the first release?

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BONES, biscuits or choc drops are normally a dog's snack of choice.  But Deefer the bull mastiff likes nothing better than chomping on thongs and knickers.

His fetish came to light when he passed the remains of a G-string while out walking with his owner Lisa Hall.

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A TV station employee took a wrong turn and this live truck ended up in an icy lake.

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For 11 years, Brian Price was the man responsible for preparing the last meal requests in Texas. Now he has written a book - complete with recipes including Old Sparky's convict chilli. So were there any inmates he refused to cook for? Only one, he tells Alex Hannaford.

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The city of Miami is planning an official celebration at the Orange Bowl whenever Cuban president Fidel Castro dies. Discussions by a committee appointed earlier this month by the city commission to plan the event have even covered issues such as a theme to be printed on T-shirts, what musicians would perform, the cost and how long the celebration would last.

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Now that he'll never run for President, Kerry shows his true anti-American Socialist Utopian stripes...

Addressing a world Economic Forum meeting in Davos Switzerland on Saturday, Kerry also strongly rejected West's demanded prerequisites for the resumption of nuclear talks with Iran.

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We've all been there but don't like to admit it. We've all kicked back in our cubicles and suddenly felt something brewing down below. As much as we try to convince ourselves otherwise, the WORK POO is inevitable. For those who hate pooing at work, following is the Survival Guide for taking a dump at work.

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A New Jersey man is accused of doing just that yesterday at a Ramapo pool parking lot on Saddle River Road.  As a result, Brian Schrager, 43, of Ramsey, N.J., learned what cops do. They arrested him and charged him with second-degree criminal impersonation, a misdemeanor.

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Private islands aren't just for millionaires, recluses and reality TV show contestants. Many islands are surprisingly affordable for the rest of us. From tropical hideaways to rustic retreats, you can find habitable and convenient islands for sale for as little as $150,000 -- and full-blown resort-style havens for well into the millions of dollars.

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James Bond has made his official debut here with "Casino Royale" stars Daniel Craig and Eva Green attending the first Chinese premiere of a 007 film in the franchise's nearly 45-year history.

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Does my bomb look big in this? ... US X-ray system in action.

The rape charge dates to August when a woman said she went to bed with Stadel, but told him she did not want to have sex because she was tired, according to court records.

Stadel, of Bloomsburg, acknowledged having sex with the woman while she slept, according to police. The case was dismissed after the woman failed to appear at his preliminary hearing, but was recently refiled, authorities said.

Oh... well, obviously this guy is a danger to society because he had sex with a woman who claimed she was asleep... 

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A 62-year-old grandmother who prosecutors said ran drugs to support her bingo habit has been sentenced to three years in prison and a $150,000 fine. Acting on a tip, state police stopped Leticia Villareal Garcia near Bisbee in southeast Arizona in February 2005 and found 214 pounds of marijuana stuffed into the trunk of her car.

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It's not your typical church breakfast. An event billed as "Porn and Pancakes" is being hosted by a church in rural upstate New York.

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A British Airways pilot discovered the body Sunday during a routine inspection at Los Angeles International Airport.

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In yet another glowing moment for America's public schools, a Yonkers health teacher has been removed from his classroom and placed on administrative duty because he asked seventh-grade students to draw male genitalia during a sex-ed. class. Jeffrey Kirby is now facing termination for his lesson ice-breaker, which involved students coming up to the blackboard and rendering penises in chalk.

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Libby trial about lying under oath, that should have been about Karl Rove or Dick Cheney, not the actual leaker, Richard Armitage, who first outed an undercover CIA agent who wasn't undercover, because she sent her husband on a secret mission to find something he didn't find, and then wrote a newspaper column about his secret trip, Hmmmm .... something about Robert Novak that now I can't remember ... now focuses on White House press secretary Ari Fleischer, who got immunity for his testimony from Patrick Fitzgerald.

DEATH SQUAD leaders have fled Baghdad to evade capture or killing by American and Iraqi forces before the start of the troop “surge” and security crackdown in the capital.

A former senior Iraqi minister said most of the leaders loyal to Moqtada al-Sadr, the radical anti-American cleric, had gone into hiding in Iran.

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Imagine if one of the leading Republican candidates for president in 2008 like John McCain or Rudy Giuliani had a civil lawsuit for campaign finance fraud pending against him. Do you think that the media would be following this action with every legal brief filed, and every breath uttered by anyone involved?

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Algeria's main Islamist militant group has changed its name to al Qaeda after getting the approval of Osama bin Laden, according to a statement posted on the Internet on Friday.

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Senator John Kerry, calling the United States a 'pariah...' Yep, thats a real patriot right there...

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