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This past week the U.S. death toll in Afghanistan passed the 1,000 mark.  More.
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As Tehran grapples with its internal problems, look for it to be less cooperative with the west in the near term. But it's a dangerous game they are playing. Dangerous for all of us.  More.
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There's an old saying about investigating crime: "Follow the money." Do you want to understand what happened in Iraq? Follow the oil.  More.
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There is a land where the people believe magic wands can detect bombs and firearms.  More.
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There were five elements which contributed to the drop in violence and casualties in Iraq following the surge. The increase in troops in theater was one of them, but arguably was the least important.  More.
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Christina Asquith's Sisters in War paints a compelling portrait of how the 2003 invasion into Iraq affected women: Iraqi, American soldiers, and aid workers. It turns out the price of overthrowing an evil dictator is pretty high.  More.
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As Christmas approaches, Richard Lowry reminds us of the fifth anniversary of the urban battle in the infamous Fallujah.  More.
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A story of battle in the infamous war-torn city of Fallujah, Iraq. The Iraqis refer to it as the New Dawn.  More.
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