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Conflicting Reports on Missing Reporter’s Condition

Conflicting reports emerged Friday about the condition of missing Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.

Afghan Warlords Battle Over Key City Gardez

In the worst violence since the fall of the Taliban, rival Pashtun factions battled for control of a strategic southeastern city today, leaving as many as 43 people dead and dozens more injured.

Extended Interview: Brit Hume

Fox News Channel's Washington managing editor and chief Washington correspondent discusses his network's evolution and its recent rise in the ratings. The following are extended excerpts of his interview with Terence Smith.

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Philippines Defends U.S. Military Presence

Despite reservations that U.S. military training could infringe upon Filipino national sovereignty, Philippine Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes reiterated his government's willingness to join the U.S. campaign against terrorism.

Kidnapped Reporter Threatened in New Message

An e-mail message allegedly sent today by the kidnappers of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl said the group may execute Pearl within 24 hours. The message also demanded that all American journalists must leave Pakistan within three days.

Missing Reporter Daniel Pearl

Two regional experts discuss the apparent kidnapping of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.

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Afghan, U.S. Forces Storm Kandahar Hospital

Afghan and U.S. troops stormed Kandahar's Mir Wais hospital early this morning killing six al-Qaida gunmen who had refused a final ultimatum to surrender.

Pakistani Group Seizes U.S. Reporter

In an e-mail to U.S. news organizations, an unknown Pakistani group Monday said it had kidnapped a Wall Street Journal reporter and set conditions for his release.

Extended Interview: Walter Isaacson

The chairman and CEO of CNN News Group discusses his network's role in the past, present and future of cable news. The following are extended excerpts of his interview with Terence Smith.

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India Tests New Nuclear-Capable Missile

India Friday successfully tested a new version of its most potent nuclear-capable missile -- a move Pakistan warned could further heighten tensions between the historic rivals.