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Mar 09

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Other News: Signing Statements Under Review, Economic Outlook Worsens

President Barack Obama ordered a review of the Bush administration's policy on presidential signing statements, and billionaire investor Warren Buffett made a stark assessment of economic conditions.

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Mar 06

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Reporter’s Notebook: ‘Sodbusters’ Lend Afghan Farmers a Hand

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Margaret Warner is reporting in Afghanistan on political developments, counter-insurgency campaigns and nation-building efforts. In this reporter's notebook, she accompanies the Nebraska National Guard on an agricultural mission.

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Mar 04

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Other News: Markets Rise, Bombing Targets U.S. Air Base in Afghanistan

World markets reacted positively to news of China's planned stimulus, and a suicide bomber targeted a U.S. air base in Afghanistan. Jim Lehrer recaps the day's other news headlines, including a report from Margaret Warner in Afghanistan.

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Mar 04

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Afghan Translator Finds Refuge, but Few Benefits in U.S.

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Prospects of high salaries and an expedited migration to America continue to draw young Afghan men into the U.S. Army's translator corps, but some are finding the reality is not as rewarding as their dreams.

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Mar 02

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Karzai Raises Stakes in Dispute Over Afghan Election Date

Afghan President Hamid Karzai has called for moving presidential elections up from August to April in what some are viewing as a political maneuver to rein in his critics. Margaret Warner provides an update from Afghanistan on the political developments.

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Feb 27

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Shields and Brooks Weigh Obama’s Troop, Budget Plans

Syndicated columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks examine President Obama's newly-announced plan to end the combat mission in Iraq and what the president's budget blueprint says about his administration's spending priorities.

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Feb 27

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Newsmaker: Obama Outlines Goals for Afghanistan, Iraq

After a major policy announcement that the U.S. combat mission in Iraq will end next year, President Obama spoke with Jim Lehrer about Iraq, Afghanistan and the challenges of his new office.

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Feb 27

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Obama Seeks to End Iraq Combat Mission in 2010

Speaking at North Carolina's Camp Lejeune Friday, President Barack Obama set a timetable to withdraw U.S. combat troops from Iraq in 2010, while leaving a transitional force in place. Kwame Holman reports on the president's speech and reactions on Capitol…

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Feb 26

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Pentagon to Allow Coverage of War Dead With Family Consent

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The Pentagon has changed its policy to allow news organizations to photograph the homecoming ceremonies of dead U.S. troops, under the condition that their families allow it.

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Feb 25

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Pakistani Envoy Details Efforts to Stabilize Tribal Areas

Pakistani Foreign Minister Mahmood Qureshi joined Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and top Afghan officials this week in Washington for security talks, saying he is open to working closely with the U.S. to fight terror and extremism. Qureshi explains his…

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