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Oct 23

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Deadly Month in Iraq Bolsters Calls for Withdrawal

Eighty-six U.S. soldiers died in Iraq in October, making it one of the war's deadliest months. Phyllis Bennis of the Institute for Policy Studies considers a withdrawal of U.S. troops in this first part of a series on Iraq views.

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Oct 20

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Analysts Discuss Iraq, Poll Numbers, Obama in 2008

Political analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks analyze the continuing troubles in Iraq and their effect on midterm elections, poll numbers that show public disapproval with Congress, and Democratic Illinois Sen. Barack Obama's potential presidential run in 2008.

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Oct 20

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Iraq War Remains Top Issue in Florida House Race

The coastal 22nd district in Florida is the setting for a midterm election battle, where Democratic challenger Ron Klein is using President Bush's handling of the Iraq war to his advantage against 26-year Republican congressman Clay Shaw.

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Oct 20

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Mahdi Militia Temporarily Seizes Control of Iraqi City

Shiite militias raided police stations in the southern Iraqi city of Amarah Friday, briefly taking control before mediators negotiated a truce. A London Times reporter in Baghdad provides an update on the situation in Iraq.

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Oct 18

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Senate Races in New Jersey and Pennsylvania Heat up as Election Day Nears

As the Senate races in New Jersey and Pennsylvania heat up, incumbents in both states are in danger of losing their seats. A political journalist from each state analyzes the races and the key issues the candidates are focusing on…

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Oct 18

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Violence Escalates Amidst Reconciliation Efforts By Iraqi Premier

The U.S. military announced 11 more deaths Wednesday, as Iraqi Prime Minister al-Maliki called for a national reconciliation conference to build political consensus between the warring Shiite and Sunni factions. A journalist in Baghdad discusses the situation there.

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Oct 17

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Campaign Ads Focus on Iraq, Immigration, Ethics

With the midterm elections nearing, campaign ads are filling the airwaves and promoting candidates' positions on various issues including the Iraq war and immigration. A political expert describes the strategies behind the ads.

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Oct 17

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Books Written on the War in Iraq and on President Bush Will Impact History

Numerous books written by journalists have been published on the war in Iraq and on President Bush. A journalist and two historians discuss the impact these writings will have on historical accounts.

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Oct 16

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As Violence Escalates, President Bush Assures Iraq of U.S. Support

In a fresh wave of sectarian attacks in Iraq Monday, more than 100 people were killed. Meanwhile, President Bush assured Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki that the United States has no plans to set a timetable for the removal of U.S.

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Oct 12

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Doctors Work to Restore Damaged Faces of Iraq War Soldiers

As a result of the explosives and weapons used in Iraq, more than 100 soldiers have sustained severe injuries to their faces. But with the help of facial prosthetics and advanced plastic surgery, doctors can help repair the damage and…

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