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• South Africa: Mom knew of daughters' rape ordeal - The girls were 12 and 16
• HIV/AIDS Prompts S. Africa Nurse Shortage
  
  
• Boat Accidents Kill at Least 68 in Congo
• U.N. Peacekeepers Open Fire in Ivory Coast
• African migrant from Cameroon Detained in Embassy Bombing in Paris

• More Non-Citizens Likely to Vote
  This election is likely to see more non-U.S. citizens voting than ever before because, say experts, there is no way to prevent it. The Washington Times reports many of the country's 8 to 12 million illegal aliens could cast ballots in the November 2 election because "there is no way of checking" whether or not they are legitimate U.S. citizens. "We have no way of doing that. We have no access to any information about who is in the United States legally or otherwise," she said.
  
  
• NNN Reader reports: "CNN will be presenting a Special Report on the backlash to the illegal immigrant Invasion this Sunday at 8PM EDT - DON'T MISS IT!!!!"

• Jurors Sees Video of Ohio Imam Fund Raising, Introducing Al-Arian
  AKRON, Ohio (AP) - Jurors in the trial of an Islamic mosque leader accused of ties to terrorist groups watched a video that showed him raising money for what a government witness identified as a terrorist organization. Prosecutors said Fawaz Damra, the Palestinian-born imam of the Islamic Center of Cleveland, lied about his connections to terrorist organizations when he applied for U.S. citizenship.
  
  
• Germany: Nuns Hit By Headscarf Ruling originally targeting Muslim girls
• Radical Islam appeals to the rootless Muslims living in western societies... - (Madkins)

• Roman Catholic college president denied allegations he sexually abused six men
• Supporters of "Gay Marriage" Gather in D.C.

• Ethnic nursing homes grow in Chicago
  Not everybody agrees that cultural separation is the answer
  While the idea of placing 93-year-old Mei Ruan in a nursing home filled her with shame, Ngo knew she could no longer handle the job of caring for her. A few blocks away she found the answer in an elder care facility that could offer her Chinese-born mother the things that make her comfortable: Chinese staff talking to her, Chinese movies, Chinese music, Chinese food. "She thinks she's back in China," Ngo said.
• Oregon Rep. David Wu admits to inexcusable behavior - Wu tried to force her into having sex
  PORTLAND, Ore. -- A Democratic congressman admitted that while he was a college student 28 years ago, he was disciplined by school officials for "inexcusable behavior" toward an ex-girlfriend. The admission by Rep. David Wu, D-Ore., came after a report published in The Oregonian newspaper saying a former girlfriend from college claimed Wu tried to force her into having sex. Wu said he had a "two-year romantic relationship that ended with inexcusable behavior on my part." - (NNN Northwest)

• Report Slams U.S. Treatment Of Al-Qaida Prisoners, Including Khalid Shaikh Mohammed.
• Group: al-Qaida Detainees 'Disappeared'
  
  
• U.S. and Iraqi Forces Raid Several Mosques in Ramadi - arrent top Sunni Muslim cleric
• U.S. Strike Destroys Fallujah Eatery - less competition for future McDonalds
• Romanians Pitch Rumsfeld on Base Location - may be location for new McDonalds
• Romanian President Says Iraq War 'Moral' - well that settles that!
• Albania Army Contingent Leaves for Iraq - 71 Albanian special army troops
  - may delay the need for the US to reactivate a 'draft' to bolster occupation troop strength
• Poll: Most Young Adults Fear Military Draft
  
  
• Think Tank: Iraq War Distracted U.S.
  
  
• Swiss Arrested for Alleged Aid to Libya

• Slobodan Milosevic's Show Trial Resumes
• EU to Restart Talks on Serbia, Montenegro
  
  
• Austria Honors Anti-Hitler Plotter
• Holocaust Museum Founder Marks Arson Fire
  
  
• Court Takes On Commandments - (reader link)
• States May Ban Abortion if Roe Overturned
  
  
• Philippine "Cardinal Sin" Hospitalized
• Pharmacist Refused to Fill Contraceptive
• Son Kills Elderly Mother With Crossbow

• New Jersey Nixes Planned Bear Hunt

• Rocket Attack Kills 2 U.S. Troops in Iraq
• 1075+ US WMD-dead in Iraq * Antiwar.com

• Travel Abroad - Get 'Diversified': Three Pakistanis arrested for raping British Tourists in Hong Kong!
  The accused, identified only by his family name of Muhammad charged with raping two young British tourists.
  
  
• U.S.-Born 'Enemy Combatant' Flown Home to Saudi
  RIYADH (Reuters) - The United States flew long-held accused enemy combatant Yaser Hamdi to Saudi Arabia after a 10-day delay caused by worries in Riyadh about his release deal, U.S. officials said on Monday.

• FBI Investigating Gary Fire As Possible Hate Crime
  The first fire happened a Habitat for Humanity home that a black family was about to occupy
• Hate Crime in Lancaster
  A swastika and what was described as a "pentagram" was drawn on at least one vehicle.
• Grand jurors indicted a village man Thursday under the state's hate crime statute
  Michael S. Robinson is accused of throwing a milk bottle through the window of a biracial couple
• 5 men now face trial on hate-crime charges
  The two alleged victims, gay couple Darrin Day and Bryon Groeschl, testified for an hour each about the fight.
• NAACP to introduce resolution to put teeth in hate crime law
  

• Detroit: Racist 'African Town' Plan Stirs Debate
  The plan, dubbed "African Town" has stirred fervent opposition, in part because the new district would be established using taxpayer money that would be available only to black business owners. - (forum)
  
  
• Kerry Courts Black Voters
  The Democratic presidential nominee attended two church services Sunday, instead of his usual one, worshipping first with Haitian Catholics and then with black Baptists, where the Rev. Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton tied his election to the civil rights struggle. "Never again will a million African Americans be denied the right to exercise their vote in the United States of America," Kerry promised. Black turnout is key to Kerry's plan for victory in Florida and elsewhere. Former Congresswoman Carrie Meek said Kerry is "fighting against liars and demons. ... He challenges the man who walks with a jaunty step." She rocked her hips in an imitation of Bush's swagger as the congregation cheered and Kerry laughed from his high-backed seat behind the pulpit.
  
  
• Va. Judge to Decide African Teen Immigrant Malik Jarno's Fate

Mexican Migrants Launch Relay to NYC
MEXICO CITY -- Mexican migrants launched a two-month relay from Mexico's capital to New York, calling on lawmakers to grant them the right to cast absentee ballots in 2006 presidential elections and organizing "undocumented workers" (illegal aliens) along the way. The binational relay is in its third year with runners carrying a torch to New York City in honor of Mexico's patron saint, the "Virgin" of Guadalupe.
- If we had an "INS" they would be deported.

• Hispanic contractors invading construction field in Kentucky - report from NNN reader - (American Worker)
• Salvadorans Recruited for Iraq Jobs

• Pakistani migrant Pleads Guilty to Immigration Charges
  Kamran Akhtar signed a deal Thursday agreeing to spend up to six months in prison before being deported to his native Pakistan. A police officer saw him videotaping Charlotte's skyscrapers
  
  
• Nashville: Iraqi-Born Migrant Arrested on Weapons Charge
  Ahmed Hassan Al-Uqaily, 33, allegedly paid $1,000 for two disassembled machine guns, four disassembled hand grenades and hundreds of rounds of ammunition supplied by an undercover agent working with the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force. Al-Uqaily "expressed animosity towards the Jewish community"
  
  
• Two Detainees Face Guantanamo Panel
• Afghan Warlord Goes on Trial in Britain
• Arabs Wary of Next U.S. President
  
  
• "Migrant" Filipino Fugitive Arrested in California
  Eddie Garcia Trinidad on the Philippines government's list of 10 most wanted fugitives was arrested and taken into custody in a Los Angeles suburb for support to a group known to kidnap Filipino children of Chinese descent.

• California Official Rules on "Gay Marriage"
• Breakaway Anglicans Try to End Lawsuits
  "...Episcopal Church's crisis regarding its theology, including the role of active homosexuals in the ministry."
• Newark, N.J. Archdiocese to Pay Nine $1.1M

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