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  1. Bush presses House for surveillance bill (AP)
  2. FBI Uncovers Low-Tech, Intricate Iraqi Spy Network
  3. Officials Identify 17 At Guantanamo
  4. Trial Of 2 Shiite Ex-Officials Tests Iraq’s Judicial System
  5. U.S. Missile Kills Al Qaeda Leader
  6. UN: 'Credible' Diego Garcia allegations (AP)
  7. Reyes: Deal soon on eavesdropping law (AP)
  8. Top U.S. Democrat: accord near on spy bill, immunity (Reuters)
  9. Algerian newspapers: 25 terrorists die (AP)
  10. Iraq Court Reverses US Citizen's Conviction
  11. Abu Ghraib's Reality: Progress Isn't Enough
  12. Pakistani Police Accuse Militant In Bhutto Death
  13. In Letter, Aba Criticizes Trials Of 9/11 Detainees
  14. Afghan Poppy Production Grew To Record In '07
  15. Iraqi Leaders Say The Way Is Clear For The Execution Of 'Chemical Ali'
  16. Chaldean Archbishop Kidnapped In Mosul
  17. Hezbollah Scolds U.S. For Sending Ships Toward Lebanon
  18. Suicide Bombing Kills 35 At Funeral
  19. Pentagon OK's Trial Of Kin Of 9/11 Hijacker
  20. Prosecutors rest in Navy terrorism case (AP)
  21. Spain to extradite 'dirty war' suspect (AP)
  22. Man critical after ricin find in Vegas (AP)
  23. 29 Militants Killed In Clashes, Bombing
  24. Interpol alert follows suspect escape (AP)
  25. Plan for Texas border fence laid out (AP)
  26. Fact check on wiretapping law claims (AP)
  27. Man admits hoax threatening NFL stadiums (AP)
  28. Army manual upgrades nation-building (AP)
  29. Afghan Control Of Nation Put At 30 Percent
  30. Taliban Called Growing Threat In Afghanistan
  31. U.S. Aid Worker, Driver Feared Dead
  32. Ex-Guantanamo Prosecutor To Testify For Detainee
  33. Mukasey At Guantanamo To Confer On Trials
  34. Defense Stalls In Sept. 11 Case At Gitmo
  35. U.S. Diplomat Says Guantanamo Accord Near
  36. The Fading Jihadists
  37. In northwestern Pakistan, where militants rule (The Christian Science Monitor)
  38. Karzai only controls 1/3 of Afghanistan (AP)
  39. Singapore terror suspect escapes (AP)
  40. Cash vital for extremist networks: British police (AFP)
  41. Top official testifies in Navy case (AP)
  42. McCain, Obama tilt over al-Qaida in Iraq (AP)
  43. Suicide Bomber Hits Bus In Iraq's North, Killing At Least Eight
  44. Kidnapped Briton Seen On Video Urging Trade For Iraqi Prisoners
  45. Roadside Bomb Kills 6 In Afghanistan
  46. Al Qaeda Role Seen in Directing Groups
  47. After 6 Years, Al Qaeda Suspect Meets Lawyers
  48. Guantanamo Charges Finalized
  49. Why We Need To Nail Osama
  50. Computer spying unconstitutional (AP)
  51. Australian Muslim leader no terrorist: defense (Reuters)
  52. Feds: Ex-sailor ordered violent videos (AP)
  53. Moussaoui challenges court secrecy rules (AP)
  54. 7 convicted in Muslim terror camps in UK (AP)
  55. Taliban Threatens Afghan Cellphone Companies
  56. Wheelchair Bomb Kills Officer In Iraq
  57. Iraqi Pilgrims Endure Another Attack
  58. Iraq Sounds Alarm On Clashes In North
  59. Darool-Uloom Deoband says terrorism is anti-Islam (Reuters)
  60. Longtime Pentagon lawyer stepping down (AP)
  61. Suicide bomber kills Pakistan general (AP)
  62. Terror trial starts for ex-Navy sailor (AP)
  63. Suicide bomber kills Pakistan general (AP)
  64. Militants Open Door For Talks
  65. Guantanamo Detainee Cases Present Legal Complexities
  66. Defense Efforts Are Still Stymied
  67. Blast Kills At Least 40 Shiite Pilgrims In Iraq
  68. Europe Warned Of Taliban Return
  69. Obesity more dangerous than terrorism: experts (AFP)
  70. Terror trial starting against ex-sailor (AP)
  71. Suicide Attack Kills 25 South of Baghdad
  72. Insurgents Target Police, Civilians
  73. Pakistan Taliban warn new government to keep clear (Reuters)
  74. One of FBI most wanted appears in Yemen (AP)
  75. White House says phone wiretaps back on "for now" (Reuters)
  76. Bush blames Dems on surveillance bill (AP)
  77. Officials lament lapsing of wiretap law (AP)
  78. Ominous Signs Remain In City Run By Iraqis
  79. Five Killed, 10 Wounded In Two Explosions
  80. Taleban Are Worn Down, Say British Troops