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A report on Iraq's weapons programs was delivered to the United Nations in New York on Sunday. Iraq says the document, which is nearly 12,000 pages long, proves the Gulf nation has no illegal weapons. Iraq was required to submit the report as part of the latest U.N. resolution on the country -- the resolution that also cleared the way for U.N. inspectors to search Iraq for weapons of mass destru...

Monday marked a deadline in a program designed to keep possible terrorists out of the United States. Certain men from Iran, Iraq, Syria, Libya, and Sudan had been ordered to register with the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS). Their fingerprints and photographs were taken for official records.

Overview: Iraq delivered its declaration on its weapons of mass destruction to U.N. inspectors in Baghdad on Saturday. Iraqi officials say the dossier proves that Iraq doesn't have illegal weapons, but U.S. officials are hesitant to believe this assertion.

Overview: A controversial program intended to keep terrorists out of the United States is facing criticism. The program called Special Registration is a system that aims to help the government keep track of nonimmigrants that come to the U.S. every year. Certain nonimmigrants will be required to register with Immigration and Naturalization services and will be monitored by special procedures. Cri...