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Coping With War

Betty Ann Bowser reports on U.S. soldiers experiencing post traumatic stress disorder after serving in Iraq.

Iraqi-U.S. Forces Launch Major Assault in Fallujah

Iraqi and U.S. forces launched the first phase of a major assault against the rebel stronghold of Fallujah in central Iraq on Monday, seizing a hospital and two bridges over the Euphrates River.

The Latest on the Offensive in Fallujah

Gwen Ifill gets the latest on the offensive in the insurgent-held city from Washington Post correspondent Jackie Spinner, who is embedded with the Army in Fallujah.

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A Test of Tolerance: Muslim Immigrants in the Netherlands

The murder of Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh and the arrest of a Dutch-Moroccan in connection with the murder has raised questions over the cultural divide between Europeans and a fast growing population of Muslim immigrants.

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U.S. Forces Strike Suspected Rebel Sites in Fallujah

U.S. airplanes and tanks fired on suspected rebel strongholds in eastern and western Fallujah on Wednesday in the heaviest bombardment on the Iraqi city in several weeks.

Hostages Taken in Iraq; Dozens Killed in Separate Explosions

An American, a Nepalese and four Iraqi guards were abducted at gunpoint from their Baghdad office Monday, following a weekend of violence that left dozens of Iraqis and U.S. Marines dead in separate explosions.

Calling the Race

Terence Smith and news executives discuss the reporting difficulties of the 2000 presidential election and how election night coverage will be different this year.

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Insurgents Execute 11 Iraqi Troops, Kidnap Polish Woman

Insurgents released an Internet video Thursday showing the execution of 11 Iraqi troops they had taken hostage, coinciding with footage aired the same day on the al-Jazeera network showing a Polish woman kidnapped by another militant group.