The U.N. issued a "stern warning" yesterday to the United States over falling terrorist life expectancies, according to U.N. insiders. The warning was the result of a U.N. study that showed the average terrorist has a life expectancy of 26.3 years, nearly ten years younger than the pre-9/11 era. Before the U.S. launched the war on terror, a terrorist could expect to live 35.8 years. Asked if a ten-year reduction of a terrorist's lifespan was acceptable, U.N. General Secretary Kofi Annan said, "Hell, no." An anonymous U.N. official said "human rights" should be a priority to everyone on the planet,...