It's not a government secret if two people know about it
The government works hard to make sure no one knows where its secret bunkers are. Problem is, people do. Lots of people.

Drive on for bunker-busting H-bomb
The Pentagon and the Energy Department have directed the nation's nuclear weapons laboratories in Livermore, Calif., and Los Alamos, N.M., to compete for the chance to design a hydrogen bomb that could destroy targets underground.

Despair replaces bravado in Israel
PETAH TIKVA, Israel -- The rabbi at Irit Rahamim's wedding offered a special prayer. Standing under the bride's canopy, he thanked God for allowing her to live to see this day.

Franks will stay in charge of war
At the urging of President Bush, the commander will extend his term until July 2003.

Israel ponders letting Arafat attend summit
WASHINGTON -- Calling on allies in Europe and the Arab world to help, the United States on Monday engaged in intense diplomacy with Israel and the Palestinians in a bid to reduce bloodshed and generate momentum for a peace proposal to be debated this week at an Arab League summit.

Soccer sinks with economy
Fan violence, corruption and financial ruin plague Argentina's national pastime.