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U.S. Soldiers Sweep Through Remains of Fallujah

Lindsey Hilsum of Independent Television News reports on one Marine company's experience fighting in Fallujah yesterday.

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U.S. and Iraqi Forces Secure Most of Fallujah

Less than a week after launching a major assault to oust rebels from Fallujah, U.S. and Iraqi forces smashed the last major sector under insurgent control Sunday.

Iran Pledges to Suspend Nuclear Programs

The United Nations nuclear watch agency offered support on Monday for Iran's agreement to suspend uranium enrichment activities as part of a deal with European countries that would prevent Iran from facing U.N. Security Council sanctions.

Battle for Iraq

Jeffrey Brown gets an update on conditions in Iraq from a reporter embedded in Iraq.

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Insurgent Leader Rallies Troops As U.S. Assault Pushes Deeper Into Fallujah

U.S. and Iraqi forces pushed deeper into the shattered city of Fallujah Friday, battling withering fire and persistent snipers in a bid to crush the remaining pockets of resistance.

Fallujah Offensive Intensifies as Insurgents Gather in Southern Part of City

Lindsey Hilsum of Independent Television News reports on the American offensive still going on in Fallujah. Then, Terence Smith speaks with New York Times reporter Dexter Filkins, who is embedded with a Marine platoon in the city.

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Violence Erupts in Mosul, Baghdad As Fallujah Assault Continues

Backed by aircraft and artillery shelling, U.S. forces launched a major attack Thursday aimed at cordoning off Sunni fighters who have retreated into pockets in the southern part of the rebel-held city of Fallujah.

Bloody Resolution to WWI Remembered on Veteran’s Day

Terence Smith speaks with Joseph Persico, author of "11th Month, 11th Day, 11th Hour: Armistice Day 1918, World War I and Its Violent Climax," about the day on which we celebrate our nation's veterans.

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