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Mar 10

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Reporter’s Notebook: Battlefield Circulation Around a Deadly Part of Afghanistan

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In this reporter's notebook, Margaret Warner accompanied the military to outposts of U.S. and Afghan soldiers in one of the most active insurgent areas of Afghanistan. Watch for her reports about Afghanistan on the NewsHour the week of March 16.

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Oct 03

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Oregon Poet Laureate Inada Reflects on Internment

Along with more than 100,000 other Japanese-Americans, Lawson Inada was sent to internment camps for the duration of World War II. He was one of the youngest to live in the camps, and much of his writing addresses that childhood…

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Oct 01

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U.S. Transfers Sunni Fighters to Iraqi Control

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The U.S. military on Wednesday began transferring control of about 100,000 fighters under the Sunni Awakening Councils, who are working to defeat al-Qaida in the region, to the Iraqi government.

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Nov 21

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West Point Professor Seeks Paths to a ‘Soldier’s Heart’

At the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Professor Elizabeth Samet's upper level poetry seminar unearths the creative side of soldiers-in-training. Jeffrey Brown looks at Samet's use of poetry and her new book entitled "Soldier's Heart: Reading Literature Through Peace…

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Nov 12

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Fewer Mortar, Rocket Attacks in Iraq, U.S. Military Says

The U.S. military reported Monday that mortar and rocket attacks in Iraq have fallen to the lowest level in nearly two years. A journalist in Baghdad assesses the reduction in violence.

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Nov 01

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U.S. Service Member, Iraqi Deaths Decrease in October

Last month saw one of the lowest death rates of American soldiers in Iraq and a decline in those wounded as well. The number of Iraqis killed also fell compared to previous months. A reporter and a casualty researcher take…

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Nov 01

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U.S. Diplomats Riled Over Possible Forced Duty in Iraq

U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice moved Thursday to defuse tensions among Foreign Service officers over a new State Department policy that could force diplomats to serve a tour of duty in Iraq. Analysts assess the new policy and the…

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Oct 02

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Blackwater Chief Defends Security Work in Iraq

The head of Blackwater USA, the private security firm implicated in a series of deadly firefights in Iraq, defended his employees' actions before a Congressional committee Tuesday, saying his firm had acted properly "at all times." Two top members of…

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Sep 13

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Los Angeles Police Department Finds New Ways to Recruit

Aging baby boomers and the heavy military recruitment have put strains on police personnel. The NewsHour looks at how Los Angeles police are handling the challenge.

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Sep 13

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Former U.S. Officials Examine President’s Iraq Stance

Testimony from Gen. David Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker has raised questions about the next step in the war in Iraq. Former national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski and former State Department counselor Philip Zelikow discuss President Bush's plans.

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