Employer had her finish waiting lunch crowd before giving her the axe.
CIA can bend torture rules to stop terrorists The US Justice Department has told Congress that American intelligence operatives attempting to thwart terrorist attacks can legally use interrogation methods that might otherwise be prohibited under international law. The legal interpretation, outlined in recent letters, sheds light on the still-secret rules for interrogations by the CIA.
US would pursue Bin Laden through other countries United States Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte has said that if Washington has explicit proof of Osama Bin Laden's 'presence' in Pakistan's border regions, it will categorically pursue him. Negroponte said that as far as Osama bin Laden was concerned, Washington would pursue him regardless of any permission from Pakistan to conduct a military operation within its borders.
Syria: CIA fabricated 'reactor' pictures Syria's ambassador to the United States said Friday that the CIA fabricated pictures allegedly taken inside a secret Syrian nuclear reactor and predicted that in coming weeks the US story about the site would "implode from within." "The photos presented to me yesterday were ludicrous, laughable," Ambassador Imad Moustapha told reporters at his Washington residence.
Israel Might Have Many More Spies Here, Officials Say The elderly New Jersey man [Ben-Ami Kadish] arrested last week on charges of spying for Israel years ago was probably still working for the Jewish state’s espionage service in tandem with another, as yet unidentified spy, former American intelligence officials say.
McCain calls Obama insensitive to poor people Republican presidential candidate Insane McCain on Sunday called Democratic rival Barack Obama insensitive to poor people and out of touch on economic issues. The Arizona senator deflected questions about his record on the Bush administration's tax cuts — he initially opposed them but now supports extending them — by again criticizing Obama.
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