• Cheney Utters 'F-Word' in U.S. Senate?
• US experts unconvinced by Bush assurance on torture
• Gore says Bush lied on Qaeda, Iraq link
• Pentagon number-two wants French, German troops in Iraq to protect UN mission
• Two U.S. Marines Killed, One Wounded in Afghanistan
• Washington's Anti-Aristide Game Plan for Haiti
• Powell to visit Darfur
• Wolfowitz Apologizes to Iraq War Correspondents
• Republicans urge Saddam trial
• US troops 'suffocated' Iraqi general
• Troops at Iraq Abuse Hearing Tell of Inmate's Death
• Kennedy will skip mayors' meeting
• Powell: Martial Law Would Make Task Harder in Iraq
• CIA: SYRIA MAINTAINS INSURGENCY OPERATIONS
• Ralph Nader adds his 2 cents on voting Tory

• Iraqi handover will go ahead: Bush
• Iraq needs up to 95pc debt relief, says White House
• Bush: NATO states not expected to send more troops to Iraq
• Bush questioned at White House in federal investigation of CIA leak
• Europe supports U.S. on Iraq, Bush tells Irish TV in tense interview
• Bush considers Goss as new CIA chief
• UN Rights Envoys Seek Access to Prisoners of U.S
• Top Court Limits Reach of Death Penalty Ruling
• Senate Approves $416 Billion Bill for Pentagon
• Army officers to be charged. Fort Carson-based pair to face 2 counts in alleged suffocation of Iraqi general
• Americans in Kabul hold fundraiser for Kerry campaign
• A former Bush backer endorses Kerry
• Guard soldier, accused of trying to aid enemy, faces court-martial
• Three soldiers die in Iraq as insurgents launch countrywide offensive

U.S. lawmakers: Use Israeli bullets for training only: WASHINGTON - Israeli-made bullets bought by the U.S. army to plug a shortfall should be used for training only, not to fight Muslim guerrillas in Iraq and Afghanistan, U.S. lawmakers told army generals on Thursday.

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U.S. Stuck In Iraq: Eight days before U.S. caretakers are scheduled to turn over control of Iraq to an interim government, Pentagon officials told Congress that American soldiers are likely to remain there for years.