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Jun 23

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Political Fallout of McChrystal Ouster Examined

President Barack Obama announced Wednesday that the top U.S. commander in the Afghan war, Gen. Stanley McChrystal, will be replaced by Gen. David Petraeus, the head of U.S. Central Command. Ray Suarez speaks with analysts about what the decision could…

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Jun 22

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Politico Editor: Obama Faces Tough Decision Before McChrystal Shows Up

By Hari Sreenivasan

Politico's White House editor Craig Gordon stopped by The Rundown again Tuesday afternoon to discuss the tricky political situation for the White House caused by a revealing Rolling Stone article on Gen. Stanley McChrystal -- the top American…

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Jun 22

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McChrystal's Future in Limbo Over Criticism

Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, made a swift apology to Obama administration officials for critical remarks that were published in a Rolling Stone article. Jim Lehrer gets three points of view on the fallout from the…

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Jun 21

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News Wrap: NATO Troops Killed in Afghanistan Helicopter Crash

In other news Monday, an American soldier and three Australian commandos died in Afghanistan when their military helicopter crashed. Also, an explosion at a coal mine in central China has killed at least 47 workers.

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Jun 16

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News Wrap: 2 Americans Killed in Ongoing Violence in Afghanistan

In other news Wednesday, the monthly U.S. death toll reached 30 Wednesday in Afghanistan when two Americans died in a roadside bombing. Also, the military in Kyrgyzstan tried to regain control of the southern city of Osh after days of…

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Jun 15

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Afghan Violence Ignites New Concerns About U.S. Military Strategy

For more on the fresh violence in Afghanistan, Margaret Warner talks to Rajiv Chandrasekaran of The Washington Post, Lt. Col. John Nagl, president of the Center for New American Security, and Col. Andrew Bacevich of Boston University.

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Jun 15

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Afghan War Hearing in Senate Postponed After Petraeus Collapse

Gen. David Petraeus, head of the U.S. Central Command, appeared to faint while facing tough questions from a Senate panel about the progress of the war in Afghanistan. Margaret Warner reports on growing concerns about the latest violence and the…

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Jun 14

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Pentagon: Afghanistan Could Hold $1 Trillion in Valuable Minerals

A U.S. geologic survey has uncovered at least $1 trillion in untapped mineral deposits in Afghanistan. Margaret Warner talks to a reporter on what the valuable natural resources could mean for the Afghan economy and the ongoing war with the…

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Jun 11

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News Wrap: Floods Kill at Least 16 in Arkansas

In other news Friday, flash floods in southwestern Arkansas killed at least 16 people today as a pair of rivers rose more than 8 feet and fresh ethnic bloodshed erupted in Kyrgyzstan, killing at least 45 people.

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Jun 10

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Author Junger Portrays Soldiers' Reliance on Each Other in 'War'

Jeffrey Brown talks with author and journalist Sebastian Junger about his latest book, "War," which tells the stories of an isolated platoon of soldiers on the front lines in Afghanistan.

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