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Dec 12

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Attack in Algeria Reopens Country's War Wounds, Stirs Terror Fears

Two truck bombs exploded in Algiers, Algeria, Tuesday, causing heavy damage to U.N. offices and killing more than 31. A branch of terror group al-Qaida claimed responsibility. Experts assess what the attacks mean for Algeria, Northern Africa and the West.

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Sep 07

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Iraq Reports Reveal Security Weakness; Petraeus Prepares for Congress

While Washington anticipates a status report on Iraq from Gen. David Petraeus, a series of previous reports revealed problems with the Iraqi police and government progress on benchmarks. Political analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks discuss the week's news.

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Sep 07

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New Bin Laden Video Released Ahead of 9/11 Anniversary

Osama bin Laden addressed the American people in a new al-Qaida video that was broadcast on Al-Jazeera television Friday. Security analysts assess what it says about bin Laden's status and what it could mean for the United States.

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Aug 16

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'Enemy Combatant' Padilla Convicted of Supporting Terrorists

A federal jury in Miami convicted Jose Padilla on all three counts of supporting overseas Islamic terrorist groups, including al-Qaida. A reporter who covered the trial provides an update.

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Jul 17

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Al-Qaida Remains Persistent Threat to U.S., Report Says

The U.S. government's newly released National Intelligence Estimate says the United States faces a "persistent and evolving" threat of attack from al-Qaida. Two veterans of the intelligence community discuss the report.

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Jul 16

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Pakistan, Tribal Leaders Hold Talks to Restore Truce

Tribal leaders and the Pakistani government are trying to restore a truce after militants killed at least 73 people in the North Waziristan region over the weekend. A former intelligence official and a scholar explain the situation.

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May 24

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President Bush Links War in Iraq to War on Terrorism

President Bush told reporters Thursday that if U.S. troops are pulled out of Iraq, terrorists would bring their fight to American soil. Two terrorism analysts discuss the president's stance.

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May 04

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Republican Presidential Candidates Hold First Debate

The 10 candidates for the Republican presidential nomination gathered for their first debate at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, Calif., Thursday night. The NewsHour presents excerpts from the debate.

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Apr 30

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Former CIA Director Tenet's Memoir Sparks Controversy

Former CIA Director George Tenet's new memoir has drawn criticism from administration officials over his account of events leading up to the Iraq war. A former senator and an ex-CIA officer discuss the assertions in the book.

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Jan 09

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U.S. Launches Airstrikes in Southern Somalia

The United States has launched airstrikes against suspected al-Qaida forces in southern Somalia, the first acknowledged American military action inside the country since 1994. Two regional experts assess the U.S. operation and targets.

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