Rapid Fire - Weekend Edition

30 Jun 2006

* Ford: Hybrids? Never mind...* Electrolux death ray* Nuke clowns: Keep chasing, ABC* Raptor export ban over?* More heavy-breathing over Nork missile* Pentagon wind farm fight heats up* Gurkhas in Afghanistan* AT&T main source for NSA database?* Bank-tapping: "A Secret the Terrorists Already Knew"* Gitmo ruling big blow to Bush* Brazil's buffalo cops* Milspace about to be axed?

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