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Diana Lynne is a former news editor for WorldNetDaily and the author of WND Books' powerful, comprehensive book on Terri Schiavo's life and death, titled "Terri's Story: The Court-Ordered Death of an American Woman," available at WorldNetDaily's online store.

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Mexican ID theft 'smokescreen'

by Diana Lynne -- Mexico denies allegations its consular authorities posed as Immigration and Naturalization Service agents, calling the accusation a "smokescreen" to cover up the negligence of U.S. authorities in allowing more…

Net censorship?

by Diana Lynne -- "Someone doesn't like our message," a constitutional activist has concluded after his streaming web-based broadcast urging Americans not to pay taxes to the federal government until it addresses more…

Baby toy: 'I hate you'

by Diana Lynne -- A Christmas toy intended to spread the peace and love of the holiday apparently spews hatred. As first reported by The Columbian, a Vancouver, Wash., family discovered that more…

Net's low-budget answer
to SUV-terror ads

by Diana Lynne -- A Hollywood celebrity-backed television ad campaign that claims SUV owners are aiding terrorists riled one WorldNetDaily reader so, he created his own media campaign to counter the claim. more…

Lieberman enters
White House race

by Diana Lynne -- Pledging to renew the American dream for the middle class by rising above partisan politics, Sen. Joe Lieberman, D-Conn., today announced his candidacy for president in 2004. "I more…

FBI rewarding
incompetence?

by Diana Lynne -- An FBI lawyer accused of dropping the ball prior to Sept. 11 has been awarded a presidential citation that comes with a large cash bonus. The award, first more…

Thousands greet New Year newly laid off

by Diana Lynne -- Nearly a quarter of a million Americans start the new year newly laid off, following mass layoffs in November. Based on new filings for unemployment insurance benefits, the more…

Poll: More will pray than
drink on Dec. 31

by Diana Lynne -- Most Americans will say a prayer on New Year's Eve, according to a new survey. Pollster Scott Rasmussen, in a newly released survey, found that 72 percent of more…

Airport screeners 'touch' pregnant woman's breasts

by Diana Lynne -- As millions join the holiday crush at airports around the country, one man's horror story of federal screeners inappropriately touching his pregnant wife and airport police handcuffing, interrogating more…