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Teen charged with felony for e-mails threatening Bush
A 13-year-old boy has been charged with a felony for sending two e-mails threatening President George W. Bush ahead of his upcoming visit to Cincinnati, Ohio, local media reported.

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U.S. To Test 700-Ton Explosive
The U.S. military plans to detonate a 700 ton explosive charge in a test called “Divine Strake” that will send a mushroom cloud over Las Vegas, a senior defense official said March 30.

	Lobbyist Abramoff gets 70 months
Disgraced former US lobbyist Jack Abramoff has been jailed for nearly six years for conspiracy and fraud.

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Google accused of bio-piracy
Search giant Google has been accused of being the "biggest threat to genetic privacy" for its alleged plan to create a searchable database of genetic information.

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San Francisco is moving to expand its surveillance camera program to catch lawbreakers, this time with the goal of going after illegal dumping and graffiti vandalism.

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