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Court Sides With Bush Administration on Wiretapping Internet Phone Calls

WASHINGTON – A divided federal appeals court Friday sided with the Bush administration over rules that make it easier for police and the FBI to wiretap Internet phone calls. In a 2-1 ruling, the court said the Federal Communications Commission was correct when it decided that providers of Internet phone …

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Japan to Make 'Fierce' Protest if North Korea Tests Missile

SEOUL, South Korea – Japan will file a “fierce” protest and seek an immediate U.N. Security Council meeting if North Korea test-fires a long-range missile, Tokyo’s foreign minister said Sunday, amid increasing reports that a launch may be imminent. Meanwhile, North Korea said Sunday it is seeking to increase its …

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AOL E-mail Delayed by Software Glitch

NEW YORK – Millions of AOL users encountered delays sending and receiving e-mail Thursday as the company worked to identify and fix a software glitch. AOL spokesman Nicholas Graham said the company was investigating the cause of the problems, which began late in the morning. He said millions of messages …

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