New congressional report on Iraq works for both parties, though, for Petraeus, we wait until Monday to see. Not so for Bill Clinton, never far from a podium. Federal judge junks Patriot Act warrantless tactic, second time he's called provisions unconstitutional. Op: Germany will now have a harder
Germany still seeking 10 men connected to yesterday's foiled terrorist plot. Discontinued use of anti-depressants believed to cause suicidal thinking is linked to... an increase in suicide. Large percentage of New Jersey's political elite arrested in federal corruption probe. How Freddie Thompson knocked up success
Luciano Pavarotti dies at 71 in Modena, his birthplace. Diving into the web in search of Pavarotti's greatest performances, finding gold. The police managed to swap some of the tanks of hydrogen peroxide the suspects had gathered with tanks of a far lesser concentration. Incredible story of how
Steve Fossett, millionaire aviator who was first to circle the globe in a hot air balloon, is missing after private plane goes off course. German police arrest three and foil "imminent" terrorist plot; police in Denmark do something similar. Someone from China is hacking into the British government&
Despite Bush's pageants in Iraq, the surge is being weighed, and feeling light. If Petraeus pulls off the surge, could he also become the next Veep? Today's long read, with ambition: Al Qaeda in Iraq, how to understand it, how to defeat it. Finding praise for
The media says we have a new Gore--but that's only because it killed the old one while he was running for president. The best part of summer: New York's schools reopen, streets safe once again. New stresses and homesickness have an unexpected result for some
Paul Bremer counters new Bush book claims, shows letters saying the president knew they were going to dismantle the Iraqi army. In South Korea, notable résumé inflaters face exposure, ask adoring public for forgiveness. Pentagon says Chinese military hacked into its network, caused a system crash; Chinese official denies the
Tony Snow says he's got to go; is Sen. Craig up next? Audio: Everyone's favorite straight senator minutes after his arrest for not being gay. Karl Rove's last day on the job is celebrated with plastic wrap and Obama '08 stickers. "Serbia
Congressional report says Iraq's police force has been irrevocably ruined by undesirables, and should be disbanded. South Korea denies Afghan allegations that it paid the Taliban for the release of its hostages. "His friends thought he was doing an art piece." Suicide goes unnoticed by Burning
Study finds Democrats are getting more morning airtime than Republicans, possibly because they're just more interesting. Citizen uprisings bring measured hope for democratic reform in Myanmar. Italian police in Mafia crackdown following a rash of murders; but does a "wedding ring exchange" mean more trouble is
