Could Alleged Sept. 11 Hijacker have been that Green?!

A U.S. civil servant revealed Thursday that Mohammad Atta, alleged suspected leader of the September 11 hijackers, tried to borrow money from the U.S. Government to buy a plane. The statement left behind dozens ...more>>

U.S., U.K. Ready to Send Troops to India, Armitage in Delhi 

As U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage arrived Friday, Jun 7 in New Delhi in search of an Indian commitment similar to the peace pledge he got from the Pakistani leadership, the U.S. ...more>>

Foreign Diplomats Furious over Israeli Army's Searches

Foreign diplomatic legations, posted in Israel, are increasingly tense over the Israeli army’s searching diplomats’ cars traveling in the Palestinian occupied territories, according to news reports Friday, June 7, 2002 ...more>>

Blair Thrilled, Beckham’s Nightmare over, as England Beats Argentina 

British Prime Minister Tony Blair is "thrilled" with England's World Cup 1-0 win against Argentina Friday, as England’s mega-star David Bekham is finally redeemed...more>>

• Pakistan & India.. Military Balance

• Jenin: World testimonies

• Israeli Operation Defensive Shield

• Palestine: Maps and Facts

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• Mixed Feelings at Feds' Attempts to Recruit Muslims and Arabs

• Muslim Student Delivers “Jihad” Speech at Harvard Graduation

• FBI Whistleblower Testifies Before Senate

• Indian- and Pakistani-Americans Call for Peace in South Asia

• U.S., Philippine Hostages Killed in Failed Rescue Attempt

• Fresh Israeli Hit-and-Run Attacks in Jenin, Bethlehem

• Bush Seeks New, Central, Cabinet-Level Security Agency

• Indian Air Force Plane Crashes in Kashmir, Shelling Continues

• Security “Rode Roughshod” over Human Rights:Robinson

• Washington Mute on U.S. Tradeoff Ideas Described By Peres

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World Cup:

• Anti-U.S. Protests Feared at South Korea Vs. U.S. Match

• World Cup Going Well, So Are Wars of Words 

• Coach of Senegal Football Team Publicly Embraces Islam

• Crisis Meeting over Missing World Cup Spectators

• Brazilians In Deep Water As Captain Emerson Ruled Out

• Fans Enraged as Japan Blames FIFA for Thousands of Empty Seats

• Senegalese Can Observe Prayer, Yet Not Miss Opening Match 

• Senegal Rejoices, France Awaits Zizou

• World Cup Joins International Efforts To Fight Smoking

• World Cup Opens with African Knock-out to Title Holders

• Emirati Bujsaim To Referee World Cup Opening Match 

• 'No more Mr. Nice Guy' Says Blatter after Crushing Re-election Victory

• Korea-Japan World Cup Was Never Meant to Be

• U.S. Football Team to Get Extra Protection at World Cup