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Court: Enemy combatant can challenge designation
The Bush administration has the authority to capture and detain suspected enemy combatants in this country but must give them an adequate opportunity to challenge their military detention, a closely divided federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.
10 Mo. state troopers finish immigration training
Ten state troopers completed special immigration training Friday, allowing the officers to start enforcing federal immigration laws in Missouri.
Injured climber recovering at Portland hospital
A climber who fell more than 100 feet while descending Mount Hood is recovering at a Portland hospital in fair condition.  Philly guides sue over history tests, licensingCiting their rights to free speech, three tour guides sued the city of Philadelphia on Wednesday challenging an ordinance that will require them to pass a history test and get a license before speaking about the history of the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall and other landmarks.
Boeing 787 section damaged, could add delays
A key section of a Boeing Co. 787 jetliner was damaged during assembly at a plant in South Carolina, raising the potential for new delays in getting the new aircraft off the ground.
N.Y. Times wins 3 Loeb Awards; Sloan gets his 7th
The New York Times on Monday received three Loeb Awards, among the highest honors in business journalism, while Fortune magazine's Allan Sloan won his seventh Loeb Award.  Michael Beatty: American spirit shines through tragedyGrowing up on a farm in Iowa, the last thing I thought I would ever see is National Guard trucks traveling familiar roads, helicopters in the air, emergency vehicles in the baseball field parking lot where as a high school freshman we played a state championship and the downtown I cruised to meet girls now flooded.
APME announces awards for outstanding journalism
Investigative journalism revealing that Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick and his chief of staff lied under oath in a costly lawsuit against the city has earned the Detroit Free Press a Public Service award from the Associated Press Managing Editors association. |
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