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Iraq Offensive Bogs Down In Mud
U.S. Strike In Somalia Targets Al-Qaeda Figure
Poll: Low Support For Iraq Buildup
If Iraq Worsens, Allies See 'Nightmare' Case
Bush To Reveal New Iraq Strategy
Newspaper Cites Plans For Iran Nuke Attack
Rat Out Terror Camps, Leader Tells Pakistan
U.S. And N. Korea To Address Dispute
U.S. Support Key To Ethiopia's Invasion
NATO's New Boss Set To Face Taliban
Taliban Resume Their Attacks In Afghanistan
Adm. William J. Fallon: An Experienced Naval Officer, And A Diplomat
A Tougher Journey To Stock US Troops In Iraq
U.S. Launches Air Assault On Sunni Haven
Troop Surge In Iraq Would Have McCain In Tow
Pelosi Vows No 'Blank Check' On Iraq Funds
Plan For Troop 'Surge' In Iraq Gathers Force
War's Toll On Iraqis Put At 22,950 In '06
Plan Sets Series Of Goals For Iraq Leaders
Sheehan Arrives, Wants Gitmo Closed
New Top Spy Inherits An Office Still Finding Its Way
War And Cheap Oil: A Second Look
Violence In Somalia Over Disarmament
Afghan-Pakistani Bond Steadily Deteriorating
British Deals Seen Hurting Fight Against Taliban
Sen. Lieberman Goes His Independent Way
Democrats Now Face Biggest Hurdle: Iraq
Calming Voice Sought In A Restive Region
Saddam's Village A Calm Refuge For U.S. Troops
Antitank Mines Hamper Progress Of U.S.-Iraqi Assault
Iraqi Leader Plans Security Push
Offensive To Pacify Baghdad Begins
30 Dead In Baghdad Clash; Bodies Hanged On Lampposts
Critics Say 'Surge' Is More Of The Same
U.S. Selecting Hybrid Design For Warheads
U.S. Puts Squeeze On Iran's Oil Fields
Afghan War Needs Troops
N.E. Toll In Iraq Nearly Doubles
Iraq Will Be Petraeus's Knot To Untie
Bush Plan For Iraq Requests More Troops And More Jobs
Chief Of U.S. Nuclear-Weapons Program Is Replaced
Zalmay Khalilzad, On To A New Trouble Spot
Spy Pick: Low-Key But 'Rock-Solid'
Chirac Says Time Proves France Was Right To Resist War
Somalian Islamists In Hiding Say They Are Ready To Attack
Quick Deployment Of Peacekeepers Urged For Somalia; Aid Pledged
China Advises 'Serious Response' By Iran To U.N. Sanctions
Karzai Says Mining Won't Stop Terrorism
Heroin From Afghanistan Returning To U.S. Cities
Democrats Backpedal On 9/11 Commission
Bush Facing A Deep Divide With Democrats Over Talk Of Increasing Troops In Iraq
American, 2 Iraqi Interpreters Kidnapped
Insurgents Elude Forces In Eastern Iraqi Province
Iraqi Politicians Divided Over U.S. Envoy
Images Of Hanging Make Hussein A Martyr To Many
A New Commander, In Step With The White House On Iraq
Troop Surge Can't Be Brief, Backers Insist
Pelosi, Reid Urge Bush To Begin Iraq Pullout
Report: US Sees Signs Of Nuclear Test
Congress Holds Briefings On Soldiers With PTSD
White House Postponing Loss Of Iraq, Biden Says
Deadly Blasts In Baghdad Leave Gruesome Traces
Bush Will Seek Aid, Jobs Funds To Bolster Iraq
Taliban Leader Promises More Afghan War
U.S.-Iraqi Forces Launch Assault On Sunni Haven
Pentagon Link To Spy Chief Pick Arouses Concern
liberal help for Iran
Getting The Middle East Back On Our Side
In Padilla Wiretaps, Murky View Of 'Jihad' Case
Kenya Reinforces Border To Block Islamic Fighters
Contractors Are Cited In Abuses At Guantanamo
Edelman Establishes New Policy Office, Implements Sweeping Changes
Dems Set To Realign House Armed Services Subcommittees
NATO Vows To Reduce Afghan Civilian Deaths
Iraqis Seek A New Haven In An Old Hotspot
5 Abducted In Iraq In November Appear Unhurt On Videotape
Despite Misgivings, White House Says Little Against Hanging
Intelligence Chief Is Shifted To Deputy State Dept. Post
Old Guard Back On Iraq Policy
U.S. On Iran's Nuclear Program