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Officeholding Liars: Charley Reese
Tensions High After Sunni Killings in Beirut: Jamail
Enabling Wars of Aggression: Gordon Prather
Pulling the Trigger on Iran: Patrick Foy

 
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Bush, Democrats and al Qaeda Agree: The U.S. should stay in Iraq indefinitely.

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The American Conservative:Wants out of Iraq, points to French Algeria model

 George McGovern

Out of Iraq: “Iraq is as big a disaster as Vietnam.”

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News
Updated April 28, 2007 - 9:25 PM EDT
Bush Looks at Longer Iraq Escalation
 
  Bloody Saturday: 9 US Troops, 156 Iraqis Killed
  Sen. Durbin Knew US Was Being Lied Into War, Was 'Sworn to Secrecy'
  US Pressure on Iraq to Pass Key Laws May Backfire
  US Troops Seize Gang 'Smuggling Bombs From Iran'
  US Soldiers Indicted in Spain for Killing Journalist During Iraq Assault
White House Dismisses Tenet's Criticism
 
  Tenet: CIA Warned of 'Anarchy' in Iraq
  '7/7 Terror Mastermind’ Is Seized in Iraq
  Terror Attacks Up Close to 30% Worldwide, US Report Says
  Poll: Americans Feel Bush Policy Too Skewed Against Liberty
Bush to Dems: Do Not 'Test My Will' on Iraq
 
  Bush and Congress Easing Tone of Debate on War Bill
Viewpoints
Pulling the Trigger on Iran  by Patrick Foy
Official Doubts About Iraq Doomsday Scenario  by Richard Wolffe and Holly Bailey
Butch vs. the Embargo: How a Small-Time Governor Jumped Into International Policy  by Nathaniel Hoffman
Officeholding Liars  by Charley Reese
Enabling Bush’s Wars of Aggression
by Gordon Prather
Mideast States and al-Qaeda Want the US to Stay in Iraq  by Hussein Agha

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Frontline
Saudis Arrest 172 in Anti-Terror Sweep
Germans Won't Prosecute Cheney Over Detainee Abuse
Sunnis, Shi'ites Split on US Troop Bill
Tenet’s Memoir Irritates Some High-Ranking Readers
Afghan Torture Scandal Rocks Canadian Military
US Objected to Scuttling of Bribery Inquiry in Britain
Tensions Run High After Sunni Killings in Beirut
In Southern Lebanon, One Unexploded Bomb Per Person
 
Former Senator Confronts Fellow Democrats on Iraq, Iran, Nukes, and the War on Terror
Today in Iraq
Iraq Sunni Tribes Build Police Force, Fight al-Qaeda
Detainee Dies From 'Beating by Other Prisoners' at US Army Prison in Iraq
Officials Deny Car Bomb Attack in Northern Iraq
Fight Rages Over Iraq Oil Law
Nine Insurgents Detained in Raids in Iraq
Friday: 3 GIs, 47 Iraqis Killed, 37 Iraqis Wounded
Global Iraq Fallout
Gen. Petraeus: Syria Trying to Slow Iraq Fighters
Iraqi Insurgents Target Prince Harry, Militia Commander Tells Paper
The War at Home
After Moyers Iraq Documentary, DC Reporters in Damage-Control Mode
Clinton Campaign Tries to Keep Heat on Obama Over Debate Response on Terrorism
Rice Deputy Quits After Query Over Escort Service
Waxman Asks Tenet to Testify on Uranium Claim
Bush Administration Targeted Another Top Federal Prosecutor
Fred Thompson: Help Iranians Overthrow Leader
Congressional Panel Requests Tillman Documents
Documentary Maker Told Iraq Films 'Don't Do Well'
US Military
Marines Recalled During Investigation
US Identifies Accused Colonel in Iraq
'War on Terror'
Former CIA Director George Tenet: Al-Qaeda Is in America
DHS Secrecy Blocks Government Accountability Office Access
Bill Would Let Attorney General Prevent Those on Terror Watchlist From Buying Guns
UK Holds Three Basque Separatist Suspects
Libyan Security Suspects Win UK Deportation Appeal
Terror Attack Would 'Overwhelm' Aussie Hospitals
Detaining Justice
Supreme Court Won't Block Move to Limit Contact Between Detainees and Lawyers
CIA Held al-Qaeda Suspect Secretly
A Look at Guantánamo Bay Terror Suspects
Hicks a Bumbling Wannabe, Says US
Somalia
Islamic Militants Rebound in Somalia
Somali Capital Now Calm After Month in Which 1,000 Were Killed
Somali PM Claims Win, but Battles Linger
Somalis Move Bodies After Clashes
Somalia Is 'Worst Refugee Crisis'
AU Calls for Troops to Avert Somalia Disaster
'The Smells and Sounds Are Unbearable. I Find Myself Crying. It Is Too Hard Emotionally'
Sudan
Blair Sanctions Threat on Darfur
Sudan's Forgotten Refugees Complain of World Neglect
Africa
Al-Qaeda Says Algeria Militant Slain, Denies He's Senior
China: Ethiopia Attack Won't Deter Us
Rebels Killed in Congo Offensive
Uganda Rebels Threaten Another Walkout
Kosovo
Kosovo's Serbs Stage UN Protest
Kosovo Poised for Independence, UN Envoys Told
Europe
Terrorism Fears Cause Tensions in Spanish Enclave
Soldier Dies of War Wound 63 Years On
World Bank
Anti-Corruption Team at World Bank Says Wolfowitz Undermining Work
 
Iran
Iran on Guard Over US Funding Dissidents
Bush: More Iran Defiance Will Bring New Sanctions
Top EU Official Urges US-Iran Talks
Musharraf: US Attack on Iran Would Be a 'Terrible Mistake'
Israel
Olmert Survives Inquest Into War in Lebanon
Israel Wraps Up West Bank War Games
Israeli-Arab Ex-MK's Home Raided in Israel
Former Defense Secretary: US Will Probably Sell Israel Stealth Fighters 'if Nation at Risk'
Israeli Leftists Say Violently Attacked by Settlers
Palestine
EU Hints at Additional Aid for Palestinians, but Embargo Stays in Effect to Pressure Hamas
Abbas in Cairo for Talks With Mubarak, Meshaal
Israel Said Seeking Expanded EU Role at Gaza-Egypt Crossing
Palestinian Guard Killed in Border Shootout
Lebanon
Israeli Military Denies Lebanese Claims That Patrol Crossed Border
Regional Powers Fight Over Lebanon
Lebanese Politicians in Show of Unity After Sectarian Murders
Lebanese Funeral Marks Escalating Tensions
Turkey
Turkish MPs Fail to Elect President, Vote Challenged at Court
Turkish Army Watching Presidential Poll With Concern
Military Raises Voice in Struggle for Turkey
Koreas
South Korean DM Slams US General
US, Japan Take Hardline on North Korea
Further Sanctions Threat for North Korea
Afghanistan
Taliban Capture District HQ, Killing Four
Afghan Forces Recapture District
US Soldier, Afghan District Chiefs Killed in New Attacks
French Hostages Are Well, Taliban Say
Doubts Over Afghan Poppy Fight
NATO Chief Welcomes Probe Into Afghan Prisoner Abuse Claims
India/Pakistan/Kashmir
US, India to Try Again to Salvage Nuclear Deal
Missile Strike in Pakistan Kills 4
Muslims Protest Over Kashmir Fort
China/Taiwan
China Kicks Out Five Americans Over Tibet Protest
Taiwan Rejects Beijing’s Olympic Torch
Japan
Japan Court Rules Against Sex Slaves
After Japanese Surrender in WWII, Sex Slaves Were Available to US Occupation Forces Until Spring of 1946
Sri Lanka
Three Sri Lankan Sailors Killed
Russia & Her Neighbors
Putin: Russia Will Counter US Missile Shield
Europe Worries as Russia and US Argue Over Missiles
US and NATO Dissect Putin Threat
Estonian Capital Suffers Second Night of Violence
Russia Condemns Estonia's Removal of Soviet Memorial as 'Blasphemy'
Downed Russian Helicopter in Chechnya Kills 18
Americas
Peru Rejects US Military Base
In Video, Kidnapped Colombia Lawmakers Urge Talks
UN: Mercenary Industry Poses Problems for Latin America
 
Columnists

Justin Raimondo
4/27/2007
Our Captive Media

Doug Bandow
4/27/2007
Fight Terrorism: Get Out of Iraq

Nebojsa Malic
4/26/2007
Enter the Veto

Charles Peña
4/25/2007
Still Whacking Moles in Iraq

Ivan Eland
4/24/2007
Absurd Analogies Won't
Stop Terrorism

Alan Bock
4/21/2007
Getting Out With Some Dignity

Ran HaCohen
4/19/2007
The Legend of the
Removed Checkpoints

Philip Giraldi
4/18/2007
Cheney Does Africa

David R. Henderson
4/09/2007
How Much Is the Iraq War Costing You?

Praful Bidwai
2/22/2007
From Horror, an Opportunity for Peace

Sascha Matuszak
2/21/2007
From China to Cairo

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