Alarmed CIA officials already had held an extraordinary meeting with then-national security adviser Condoleezza Rice on July 10 to lay out the accumulating evidence of an impending attack and had delivered on Aug. Tenet s memoir also provided new details about the emergency July 10 meeting that Tenet had demanded with Rice to lay out the startling new evidence of an impending al-Qaeda attack. When he was through, I picked up the big white secure phone on the left side of my desk the one...

If you eat lots of sugary snacks loaded with simple carbs, you're loading your bloodstream with the chemical energy needed for cancer cells (and tumors) to proliferate. Ever wonder which foods should be strongly avoided by those at high risk for cancer? We can begin identifying cancer-causing foods once we know which ingredients in our food cause cancer. What to avoid on the labels: high-fructose corn syrup, sugar, sucrose, enriched bleached flour, white rice, white pastas, white breads...

GFI Software, an international developer of network security, content security and messaging software, has announced the release of EndPointScan, an industry-first, free online service that allows you to check what devices are or have been connected to computers on your network and by whom. GFI Software, an international developer of network security, content security and messaging software, has announced the release of EndPointScan, an industry-first, free online service that allows you...

An FTA "would open new markets and expand opportunities for Korean and EU businesses while giving valuable momentum to liberalisation of global trade," the statement said. Seoul officials also say they expect a free trade pact with the EU to help alleviate a trade deficit with Japan, from which South Korean electronics firms now import many of their high-tariff parts and machinery. The two ministers called "for rapid progress in the FTA (free trade agreement) negotiations" in a joint...

In the jungles of India, local animal trappers have a new breed of client: Islamic militants using the trade in rare wildlife to raise funds for their cause. Across the valley of Assam, in this far north-easterly corner of India, there is not a flicker of light except the feeble yellow beams from the Gypsies, the open-backed vehicles carrying small groups of tourists to the edge of one of the world's most bountiful jungles. Across the valley of Assam, in this far north-easterly corner of...