"The paps got another one! Dita Von Teese tried hard not to expose
the punane while getting out of a cab in NYC last night, but they caught her.
Celebs should walk around with those block NSFW boxes all the time."
"Britney Spears wore a see through shirt with a leopard print bra. Just
another one of her crazy outfits. It’s much better than all the muu muus she’s
been wearing though. "
"[C]andidates were asked whether they would support the use of
waterboarding — a technique, defined as torture by the Justice Department, that
simulates drowning and makes the subject 'believe his death is imminent while
ideally not causing permanent physical damage.'
Both former mayor Rudy
Giuliani and Rep. Tom Tancredo (R-CO) suggested they would support using the
technique. Specifically asked about waterboarding, Giuliani said he would allow
'every method [interrogators] could think of and I would support them in doing
it.' Tancredo later added, 'I’m looking for Jack Bauer,' referencing the
television character who has used torture techniques such as suffocation and
electrocution on prisoners. "
"Senior Bush administration officials told Congress on Tuesday that they could
not pledge that the administration would continue to seek warrants from a secret
court for a domestic wiretapping program, as it agreed to do in January.
Rather, they argued that the president had the constitutional authority to
decide for himself whether to conduct surveillance without warrants.
As a
result of the January agreement, the administration said that the National
Security Agency’s domestic spying program has been brought under the legal
structure laid out in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which requires
court-approved warrants for the wiretapping of American citizens and others
inside the United States.
But on Tuesday, the senior officials, including
Michael McConnell, the new director of national intelligence, said they believed
that the president still had the authority under Article II of the Constitution
to once again order the N.S.A. to conduct surveillance inside the country
without warrants. "
"VIENNA, May 11 (Xinhua) — The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on
Friday said Iran has not hampered the IAEA's inspection of Iran's nuclear
facility.
'The information… is untrue,' IAEA spokesman Marc Vidricaire told
a press conference when asked about recent reports that last month Tehran
refused to give IAEA inspectors access to its Natanz uranium enrichment base.
'We have not been denied access at any time, including in the past few
weeks,' he said.
'Normally we do not comment on such reports but this time
we felt we had to clarify the matter,' he said. "
