• False identities mislead FBI | World news | The Guardian
  The FBI acknowledged yesterday that some of the terrorists involved in the attacks last week were using false identities, as it emerged that at least two men had been wrongly implicated.
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• Justices Appear Skeptical Of D.C.'s Handgun Ban - washingtonpost.com
  A majority of the Supreme Court indicated a readiness yesterday to settle decades of constitutional debate over the meaning of the Second Amendment by declaring that it provides an individual right to own a gun for self-defense.
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• Lawmakers Reach Accord on Huge Financial Rescue - washingtonpost.com
  Congressional negotiators said they were close to agreement yesterday on a $700 billion plan aimed at shoring up the U.S. financial system, and were meeting late into the evening in hopes of striking an accord that could be ratified by the House as soon as today.
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• Masons framed my son for Orkney waiter murder, says disgraced dad - The Daily Record
  THE father of Orkney killer Michael Ross yesterday blamed a masonic plot for his son's conviction.
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• No bin Laden link to Saddam? Shh! | Herald Sun
  THE Pentagon yesterday cancelled plans for a broad public release of a study finding no pre-Iraq war link between late Iraqi president Saddam Hussein and the al-Qaida terrorist network.
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• Revealed: the men with stolen identities - Telegraph
  THEIR names were flashed around the world as suicide hijackers who carried out the attacks on America. But yesterday four innocent men told how their identities had been stolen by Osama bin Laden's teams to cover their tracks.
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• September 11 attacks called avoidable -- The Washington Times
  The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee said yesterday that the September 11 "hijackers could have been stopped."
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