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A man identified as Osama bin Laden, speaking on an audiotape posted on an Islamic Web site Thursday, praised an attack earlier this month on a U.S. consulate in Saudi Arabia and criticized the Saudi regime as weak and controlled by the United States.
Symantec Corp. ,
the top global security software maker, on Thursday said it
will buy Veritas Software Corp. for $13.5 billion,
expanding into the data storage and recovery business.
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel
Sharon said on Thursday he saw a unique chance for peace with
new Palestinian leaders and was ready to coordinate his Gaza
withdrawal plan as a step to a broader deal. Full Coverage
Hollywood actor Jim Carrey, in London to
promote his latest movie "Lemony Snicket's A Series of
Unfortunate Events," was forced to flee his hotel on Thursday
after a fire broke out.
After helping the Boston Red Sox win their first title in 86 years, Pedro Martinez will try to lead the New York Mets to their first championship since 1986.
President Bush has ordered plans for temporarily disabling the U.S. network of global positioning satellites during a national crisis to prevent terrorists from using the navigational technology, the White House said Wednesday.
President Bush said Thursday that "now is the time to confront Social Security" to deal with a projected $3.7 trillion, 75-year shortfall and give younger workers the ability to invest some of their contributions. Full Coverage
After a brief warming, the U.S.
Northeast and Midwest will get another frosty spell and a
possible major storm next week that will bolster demand for
heating fuels, forecasters said Thursday.
Two new nasally administered
vaccines for respiratory infections are being tested, and
researchers now say that giving them together to young children
appears feasible.
