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Jun 08

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Key al-Qaida Terrorist Killed in U.S. Bomb Raid

A reporter in Baghdad summarizes the military's role in the death of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and the response from Iraqi citizens.

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Jun 08

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United States Warplanes Kill al-Qaida Leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi

U.S. and Iraqi officials announced the death of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, leader of al-Qaida in Iraq. Ray Suarez reports on the steps leading up to the death of Zarqawi.

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Jun 08

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Iraq Finalizes First Full-term Government Since Saddam’s Fall

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The Iraqi parliament finalized a permanent government Thursday after filling three contentious cabinet posts of the defense, interior and national security ministries, renewing hope that Iraq's nascent democracy can overcome sectarian differences.

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Jun 08

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Al-Qaida Leader Zarqawi Killed in Air Strike

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Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, whose al-Qaida in Iraq has claimed responsibility for some of the bloodiest attacks against Shiite Iraqis and American forces, was killed in an American air strike Wednesday night.

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Jun 07

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Marine Corps Head Urges Patience in Haditha Investigations

In his first public comments since allegations concerning Iraqi civilian deaths in Haditha and Hamdaniya, Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Michael Hagee took responsibility for the training of troops in Iraq, but said he would not resign. Two former Central Command…

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Jun 05

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Violence Continues as Iraqis Await Appointment of Key Ministers

Gunmen dressed in Iraqi police uniforms kidnapped at least 50 people Monday at bus stations in Baghdad a day after 21 Shiite students were killed. The New York Times' Baghdad bureau chief discusses the kidnappings and the deadlock over ministerial…

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Jun 02

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Soldiers Cleared in Ishaqi Incident, Haditha Investigation Continues

Despite the announcement late Friday that a military investigation had cleared soldiers in a March incident in the village of Ishaqi, the military is still conducting two investigations into the Haditha case, one to see if U.S. troops committed murder…

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Jun 02

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Analysts Debate the Haditha Investigation and the Appointment of Henry Paulson

NewsHour analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks discuss the continuing fallout over allegations of civilian murders by U.S. troops in Iraq, Henry Paulson's appointment and the week's political news.

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Jun 01

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Pentagon Orders Iraqi Troops to Be Retrained

Army Gen. George W. Casey ordered all U.S. and allied troops to undergo training in battlefield ethics and values. The order follows allegations that U.S. Marines murdered 24 Iraqi civilians in Haditha last November.

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May 31

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U.S. Proposes Talks with Iran on Nuclear Weapons

U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Wednesday that the United States would open talks with Iran if Tehran suspended its nuclear enrichment and reprocessing activities.

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