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New York Times correspondent John Burns speaks with Jim Lehrer about the experience of being back in Baghdad after six months.

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Two American soldiers and a civilian contractor were killed in Iraq late Thursday as a U.S. military operation designed to crack down on suspected terrorists and Saddam Hussein loyalists continued into Friday.

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The Pentagon has ordered officials at Arlington National Cemetery to enforce rules limiting press coverage of funerals by distancing reporters from graveside services.

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In light of the current rape trial of basketball star Kobe Bryant, Terence Smith examines the ubiquity of tabloid-style journalism and its impact on mainstream coverage.

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Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore was removed from office Thursday for his refusal to obey a federal court order to move his Ten Commandments monument from the rotunda of the state courthouse in August.

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A truck bomb exploded at an Italian police base in the Iraqi town of Nasiriyah Wednesday, killing at least 17 Italians and eight Iraqis in the first attack against Italian troops.

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The armed guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery has been unable to stop the attack of time and the elements on its marble exterior. Tom Bearden reports on the search for a perfect piece…

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Despite coalition forces targeting "hot spots" of insurgent operations north and west of Baghdad over the weekend, the coalition's chief civilian administrator warned Monday of intensified attacks in the coming months.

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Entertainment giants Sony Corp. and Bertelsmann AG announced plans to combine their music units in an effort to bolster profits amid declining CD sales and widespread Internet piracy.

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A U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter crashed in the city of Tikrit Friday, killing all six American crewmembers.

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