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Since the mainstream media are under heavy attack for bias these days, you would think that reporters would make an effort to stick to reporting and not favor us with their opinions. But the temptation to opine is strong among Washington journalists, particularly on political talk shows, where careers are advanced by strong opinions.
AP - Eleven people — most women and children — were killed when a house was bombed during a U.S. raid north of Baghdad early Wednesday, police and relatives said.
AP - Faced with a major setback in their death penalty case against a confessed al-Qaida conspirator, prosecutors are considering whether to appeal a judge's decision to bar witnesses who were improperly coached by a government lawyer.
AP - After Israel's grab of top Palestinian prisoners from a West Bank jail, angry Palestinians staged a protest strike Wednesday, their embarrassed president rushed back from Europe, and Israel said it is determined to try the detainees for the assassination of an Israeli Cabinet minister.
The body of Slobodan Milosevic will leave Amsterdam today for Belgrade, where a funeral for the former Yugoslav leader will be held. Authorities did not agree to the family's wish for a state funeral with full honors for Milosevic, who died in his cell at a U.N. detention center in The Hague, where he was facing a war crimes tribunal.
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that the government can continue to pursue a death sentence for Zacarias Moussaoui. His sentencing trial will continue -- but without six witnesses who received e-mail and trial transcripts from a lawyer in the case. Two of the witnesses said their testimony would not be affected by improper coaching from the government lawyer.