Reid declares net safe as Paris's bits are hidden away
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And Vint Cerf drops us a line Letters We at El Reg are used to hobnobbing with the cream of internet high society [er, we are? - Ed], so we were not surprised at all when one of the Founding Fathers dropped us a note in response to an article we'd written about the threat of botnets, as highighted to the World Economic Forum. So used to it, in fact, that we thought we'd run it as our headline letter on Letters this fine Tuesday.â¦
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Senate Majority Leader Harry M. Reid offered no apologies yesterday for his decision to reject compromise efforts to alter President Bush's Iraq strategy that had the support of a growing number of Republicans.
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Only scratches remain on the white walls where the four Impressionist masterpieces once hung. No metal detectors, no armed guards, no cameras were in sight Tuesday, underscoring just how vulnerable many of Europe's small museums are to thieves enticed by soaring art prices.
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Amid deep and growing divisions among Senate Democrats, Senate Majority Leader Harry M. Reid (D-Nev.) last night abruptly withdrew legislation that would have changed surveillance law and granted the nation's telecommunications companies retroactive immunity from lawsuits charging they had violated...
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Reporters would not be forced to reveal their sources, and their notes, photographs and other material would be protected from government eyes under a bill introduced Friday.
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in Paris as the relieved government basks in a national wave of joy at their safe release. military airport outside the capital on Wednesday one day after they were freed by Iraqi militants.
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Canada reported Monday that its airport  screening staff had lost more than 1,100 pieces of clothing and  identification this year but insisted the missing items posed  no threat to security.
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Â· Stolen files not encrypted, Browne tells CommonsÂ· Whitehall issues staff ban on movement of data
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Andy Reid held Terrell Owens out of yesterday's 25-minute walkthrough practice at Alltel Stadium as a precautionary measure.
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The federal agency that oversees auto safety has decided -- based largely on arguments from automakers and their Washington, DC, lobbyists -- that reams of data relating to unsafe automobiles or defective parts will not be available ...
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Traces of radiation have been found at several more sites in London during investigations into the death of a former Russian spy last week, British Home Secretary John Reid said on Monday.
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France announced it was stepping up security around embassies and other &quot;sensitive sites&quot; after the morning's bomb blast outside the Indonesian embassy which slightly injured 10 people.
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Police insisted Tuesday that the safety of Pakistan President Gen. Pervez Musharraf had not been compromised despite confidential security files detailing his visit to Britain being found on a London street.
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Wanted man Andy Reid did his market value no harm by grabbing his first Republic of Ireland goal against Bulgaria at Lansdowne Road tonight.
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Official Washington loves the word "stealth." It connotes intrigue and secrecy, making the term well understood in a capital where spies and invisible fighter jets aren't the only ones sneaking around.
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A "potentially viable explosive device" is made safe after a  suspicious vehicle is found in central London.
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Eight Chinese hostages whose whereabouts had been unknown since their release 24 hours ago are safe in Baghdad and in the hands of the Chinese authorities, a diplomat told AFP.