MEXICO CITY – Five federal agents arrested in connection with the videotaped torture and killing of drug hitmen have been released from prison for lack of evidence, the Mexico City government said Friday. The release of the men, who were members of Mexico’s elite Federal Agency of Investigation, raises further …
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WASHINGTON – Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld (search) on Monday criticized a congressionally chartered panel of military experts for publishing what he called incorrect and possibly classified information about the Pentagon’s strategy for repositioning U.S. forces abroad. Congress created the Overseas Basing Commission (search) to evaluate the Pentagon’s plan to …
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Brooklyn cops didn’t have to go far to nab a robbery suspect. Police in the Williamsburg (search) section of the New York City borough told the New York Post that Awiey “Chucky” Hernandez walked into a precinct house Tuesday — and stood right next to a wanted poster with his …
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VATICAN CITY – Even though cardinals haven’t yet cast a single ballot for a new pope, there’s already a pressing item on the future pope’s agenda: whether to declare Pope John Paul II (search) a saint outright — or at least accelerate the saint-making process. As a result, some Vatican …
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WASHINGTON – Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have a busy week ahead, starting with an expectedly confrontational hearing on Monday on the confirmation of John Bolton (search ) as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. Bolton, the undersecretary for arms control and international security at the State Department, will face unrelenting …
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It’s enough to make you want to scrub your hands and hose down your computer. While you type, your fingers could be grazing over potentially harmful bacteria. That news comes from Gary Noskin, MD, and colleagues at Chicago’s Northwestern Memorial Hospital. They were curious to see if bacteria found a …
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Canada has become the first country in the world to approve a cannabis-based painkiller (search) for patients suffering multiple sclerosis (search), a move applauded by those with the disease and proponents of medical uses for marijuana. Health Canada (search), the federal agency that oversees medical care for Canadians, announced on …
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Weekdays at 1 p.m. ET • Click here for FREE TICKETS to our studio audience and to order a VHS copy of the show call FDCH eMedia at 1-888-44-FOXTV. The College of Cardinals (search) is meeting in secret to elect the next pope. At the end of today’s conclave, we …
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LEXINGTON, Ky. – A pretrial conference in the drunken driving case against John Michael Montgomery was delayed Thursday because a prosecutor said he needed more time. Jack Miller, assistant Fayette County attorney, and Montgomery’s lawyers agreed to put off the conference until May 25. It had originally been set for …
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