A government plan to embed U.S. passports with radio frequency chips starting this summer is being met by resistance from travel and privacy groups who say the technology is untested and could create a security risk for travelers.

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Will the Papacy be stolen?

The State Department yesterday called on Israel to forswear nuclear weapons and accept international Atomic Energy Agency safeguards on all nuclear activities.

Thousands of Roman Catholics, some gripping rosary beads and many waving national flags, jammed St. Peter's Square on Sunday to commemorate Pope John Paul II, who died yesterday at the Vatican after leading the church 26 years.