• U.S. Taps Higher-Ranking General to Head Iraq Probe
• Iraqi Insurgents Are Surprisingly Cohesive, Armitage Says
• Pelosi Remarks to NALEO Conference
• Cheney Defends Use Of Four-Letter Word
• Lugar Warns NATO Its Reputation at Stake in Iraq
• Rumsfeld Urges Russian Troop Pullout from Moldova
• Washington Urges Media Freedom - But Not for AlJazeera
• For Cities, Federal Government Undependable
• Kerry may heed pickets, skip talk to mayors

• Bush's arrival for EU summit sparks protests in Ireland
• Cheney praises justices' ruling, owns up to cursing
• Powell says Iraq war strains U.S. military
• Powell dismisses likening Iraq situation to Israeli occupation
• Bush: Bitter differences with European Union on Iraq over
• Bush Seeks Iraq Unity at EU-U.S. Summit
• Woolsey, the CIA, and the Coming Information War
• F.B.I. Sees Delay in New Network to Oversee Cases
• Burns Calls Gaza Pullout 'Moment of Opportunity'
• Bush Almost Caught With His Pants Down

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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