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Turkey Bargaining Power

Turkey considers letting U.S. troops use its bases in a possible invasion of Iraq in exchange for billions in economic aid.

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FCC Gives States Power to Set Telecom Rules

In a move widely seen as a setback to telecommunication deregulation efforts, the Federal Communications Commission on Thursday voted to give states more power to regulate local telephone competition rules.

A Master’s Challenge: Augusta National Golf Club and Women

Terence Smith reports on a golf story that is reverberating beyond the fairway.

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Donald Rumsfeld: Prepared for War

Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld discusses U.S. and coalition troop buildup in the Middle East, U.S. war planning, humanitarian concerns within Iraq, U.S. relations with France and Germany, and other issues.

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Subway Fire Kills At Least 130

The fire spread quickly, burning some victims beyond recognition while others, including passengers standing outside the trains on the subway platform, died of smoke inhalation.

Battlefield Bylines

Terence Smith gets two views on how reporting on a potential Iraq war could differ from the coverage of past conflicts.

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Finding Love Online

Spencer Michels reports on finding love the new-fashioned way... online.

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European Leaders Warn Iraq of "Last Chance" to Disarm

After sometimes-difficult negotiations, the leaders of fifteen European nations issued a firmly worded statement warning Iraq it had one "last chance" to disarm peacefully.

Troubled Times for United Airlines

Elizabeth Brackett reports on the plight of United Airlines and its efforts to survive bankruptcy.

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Civilian Casualties Reported in U.S. Bombing in Afghanistan

Afghan officials and U.S. military officers differ on the number of casualties resulting from American bombing raids in a mountainous area of southern Afghanistan where U.S. special forces have been hunting suspected Taliban militants since Monday.