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Pressure on Clarke
Republicans in Congress want to declassify testimony the ex-counterterrorism chief gave in 2002, saying he may have lied under oath. • FULL STORY | • VIDEO

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• WP: Clinton, Bush similar on terror

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DATELINE NBC

• Generation XL

Teens struggle to keep pounds off

•	Clift: Gay-marriage mayor in DC
•	Will high gas prices hurt Bush?
•	Gallery: Times Square at 100

PICTURE STORIES

MORE TOP STORIES

• Pakistan says senior al-Qaida leader wounded

• 500,000 protest Taiwan election results

• Bush ties tax relief, home ownership

• Rare hurricane forms off Brazil coast

• Japanese skater ends Kwan’s reign at worlds

• As gas prices rise, so do thefts at the pump

• WashPost: Uncharted waters for Alabama

• St. Joe's-Okla. St. a matchup of guards

• Late surge lifts top-seeded Duke past Illinois

• Georgia Tech knocks off upset-minded Nevada

INSIDE MSNBC.COM

• Analysis: Kerry plays center with jobs plan

• Travel: Superlative safaris in Kenya

• Garciaparra likely to miss Opening Day

• ‘Movieoke’ gives amateur hams the spotlight

• British warship sunk to make home for sea life

• Psychic’s warning prompts search of jet

POLITICS

INTERNATIONAL | MORE NEWS

• KERRY, BUSH PUSH ECONOMIC THEMES
President Bush and John Kerry introduced new themes Friday on taxes and home ownership as they sought to cast themselves as the best hope to restore economic growth.

• Kerry seeks big corporate tax change• Bush ties tax relief, home ownership• Clinton outshines Kerry at unity dinner• Dean endorses Kerry

BUSINESS

STOCKS | PERSONAL FINANCE | MORE

• WASHPOST: OFF WITH THEIR ADS
Microsoft Corp. is the latest software concern taking aim at one of the great banes of online life -- those annoying ads for diet plans, credit cards and low mortgage rates that suddenly appear on your computer screen while you are perusing your favorite Web page, forcing you to click on them to turn them off.

• News analysis: Kerry's 10 million job plan• Kerry seeks big corporate tax change• FT: Janus chief under pressure to resign• Tyco jurors break for the weekend

SPORTS

SCORES | TEAMS | MATCHUPS | MORE

• DUHON HELPS DRAG DUKE PAST ILLINOIS
Ailing Duhon takes only one shot, but guides Devils over Illinois 72-62

• Sato leads Xavier to upset of Texas• Georgia Tech knocks off Nevada• Battle of backcourts in East Rutherford• Japanese skater ends Kwan's worlds reign

ENTERTAINMENT

MOVIES | GOSSIP | MORE

• ‘SCOOBY-DOO 2’ DESERVES TO BE PUT TO SLEEP
Why does junk like this continue to pass as family entertainment? By Christy Lemire

• At the Movies: This week's new releases• Who got fired on 'The Apprentice'?• Hagar to join Van Halen on tour• Beckham may make ‘Pink Panther’ cameo

TECH AND SCIENCE

MARS | TECH | MORE

• BUSH SEEKS BROADBAND FOR ALL
President Bush urged Friday that affordable high-speed Internet access be available to all Americans by 2007, saying it was essential to the nation’s economic growth, but he did not say how to accomplish it.

• NASA set to try hypersonic jet again• Generation WWW: Kids create Web sites• Yahoo buys European shopping site• NASA mulls proposal for yearlong space stay

HEALTH

WEB MD | HEALTH LIBRARY | MORE

• FDA APPROVES RAPID ORAL TEST FOR AIDS VIRUS
The Food and Drug Administration approved the first rapid oral test for the HIV virus that causes AIDS, health officials announced Friday, providing a new option for people nervous about blood testing.

• Healthy eating for two• Bigger portions, bigger appetite• New treatment for congestive heart failure• FDA warns against prenatal portrait studios

TV NEWS

TODAY | NIGHTLY NEWS | DATELINE

• TODAY: HOW TO SAVE FOR BABY’S COLLEGE
Recent rules make it (a little) easier to pay for your child’s higher education. Jean Chatzky has the details, plus a tax tip.

• Dateline: Midsize car crash tests• Today: When your parents need help• Meet the Press: Ted Kennedy on Iraq

TRAVEL

BEST BARGAINS | MORE

• KENYA: CALL OF THE WILD
From Mt. Kilimanjaro to the Serengeti Plains, discover Kenyan safaris that allow you to get up-close and personal with the animals, and save.

• Germany: Bavarian bargains• The how to's of college visits• Airfares: New routes, big savings• California: A hidden desert oasis

OPINIONS

SLATE | MORE

• REYNOLDS: BUSH GETS LUCKY
Are there legitimate criticisms of the Bush Administration's approach to terror that can be made? No doubt. Is Clarke making them? Nope. If Bush political advisor Karl Rove were paying Clarke as part of a campaign to discredit the opposition, he could hardly do better.

• Alterman: Slacker Friday• WP: White House wages war on Clarke• Clinton outshines Kerry at unity dinner• Newsweek: In Iraq, journalists fear attacks

WASHINGTONPOST.COM HIGHLIGHTS

• BUSH, CLINTON VARIED LITTLE ON TERRORISM
For all the sniping over efforts by the Bush and Clinton administrations to thwart terrorism, information from this week's hearings into the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks suggests that the two administrations pursued roughly the same policies before the terrorist strikes occurred.

• Off with their ads• Japan's underdogs cheer plucky mare• White House wages war on Clarke• Returnees struggle on dry Afghan plain

DECISION 2004