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U.N. Exempts Peacekeepers From War Crime Prosecution

The U.N. Security Council unanimously agreed to exempt U.S. peacekeepers from war crimes prosecution by the International Criminal Court for a one-year period.

Help for Africa

Ray Suarez reports on the debate over troubles in Africa and the continent's economic future.

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L.A. Airport Gunman Identified As Egyptian Immigrant

The FBI identified the gunman who shot and killed two people in the Los Angeles International Airport yesterday as Hesham Mohamed Hadayet, a 41-year-old Egyptian who came to the United States ten years ago.

Three Die in Shooting At Los Angeles Airport

A gunman opened fire at the ticket counter of Israel's El Al airline at Los Angeles International Airport Thursday, killing two and wounding at least two others before being shot and killed by an airline security guard.

U.S. Tightens Security Ahead of July Fourth

U.S. homeland security officials and agents plan to monitor some 2000 July Fourth celebrations in one of the largest security efforts following the September 11th attacks in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania.

International Criminal Court Confrontation

The U.S. demands immunity for its peacekeepers from the new International Criminal Court.

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Wildfire Threatens Small Arizona Town

Despite efforts to contain a massive wildfire in Arizona, firefighters say it's only a matter of time before flames overtake the 7,700-person town of Show Low.

FBI Warns of Possible Terror Attacks Using Fuel Tanker Trucks

The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Friday warned local authorities to watch out for terrorists who could use fuel tanker trucks as weapons to attack Jewish neighborhoods, schools, and synagogues.

Mother of Sept. 11 Suspect

Aicha el-Wafi, the mother of accused Sept. 11 co-conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui, talks about her son's trial, his current state of mind, and the possible roots of his radical Islamic beliefs.

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Saudi Arabia Arrests Al-Qaida Suspects

In its first terrorism-related arrests since Sept. 11, the Saudi Arabian government announced Tuesday that it was holding 11 Saudis, an Iraqi and a Sudanese man suspected of planning terrorist attacks inside the kingdom.