New York's currently: a livin' thing Tipster to receive $30 million for Uday and Qusay info. Following terrorism betting futures debacle, Poindexter resigns. In-depth airline passsenger screening for determining individual security risk to begin. U.S. warships to reach Liberia by Saturday. Related: The history of
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New York's currently: draining the pool for you One day after being announced, Pentagon abandons terror betting market. Related: Department of Homeland Security warns of new airline hijacking attacks, possibly by end of summer. Related: Air marshals being pulled from key flights. NYC Police giving Segways a go
New York's currently: the new Toronto Pentagon developing stock market for betting on terror attacks, with successful investors to win profits. Prince Saud Faisal granted an audience with Bush after congressional report finds links between Saudi government and Sept. 11 hijackers. Related: Interview with Robert Baer, former CIA
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