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Jan 26

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Congress Debates Iraq Resolution; Cheney Defends Policies

Vice President Dick Cheney said the administration is committed to sending more troops to Iraq, even if Congress passes a resolution against the plan. Political analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks discuss his remarks, reaction to the State of the…

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Jan 19

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U.S. 'No Less Safe' After Spy Policy Change, Gonzales Says

Attorney General Gonzales defended the administration's decision to shift authority of its warrantless surveillance program to a secret court. Gonzales explains what happens next and said the country is "no less safe."…

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Jan 17

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Secret Court to Monitor Surveillance Program

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The Justice Department said Wednesday a secret but independent panel of federal judges will oversee the government's controversial domestic spying program.

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Jan 09

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House Hopes to Enact 9/11 Commission Recommendations

The House is pushing for legislation to enact the 9/11 commission's recommendations, including distributing homeland security funding and inspecting air and ship cargo. NewsHour correspondent Kwame Holman reports on the congressional activity.

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Nov 08

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Swarthmore Students Speak Out About Election Issues and the Need for Dialogue

A group of students at Swarthmore discuss the election-year issues that matter to them, the need for bipartisan dialogue and the role of young people in all of this.

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Oct 26

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Afghan Civilians Killed During NATO Raid

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Upwards of 60 civilians were killed during a NATO-led bombing campaign against Taliban insurgents in southern Afghanistan on Tuesday, according to local officials there.

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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 03

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Taliban Factions Growing Along Afghanistan-Pakistan Border

Five years after the overthrow of the Taliban government in Afganistan, lawless tribal areas along the Pakistan border have fallen under control of Taliban militias. A Frontline documentary examines the crisis in the Pakistani province of North Waziristan.

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Oct 02

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Defense Analysts Debate Whether Secretary Rumsfeld Should Go

Bob Woodward's new book "State of Denial" presents the struggle between the military and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld over decisions made in the Iraq war. Analysts debate whether Rumsfeld should remain at his post.

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Oct 02

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Iraqi Prime Minister Announces Peace Plan; Curfew Extended

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In an effort to curb the sectarian killings across Baghdad, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki presented a four-point plan after talking with Sunni and Shiite party leaders, while Iraq's parliament extended the state of emergency in the capital Monday.

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