Congress passes war bill free of troop withdrawal deadlines, Bush emits happiness. Op: Bush says al Qaeda is after our children, and maybe even one reporter's chow. Sadr returns to Iraq, denounces "evil trio" of U.S., Britain, and Israel. Prosecutors in L.I. slavery case
Israel launches new missile attacks against Gaza, arrests over 30 Hamas officials. Thailand to make Buddhism its official religion over the objections of its 10 percent religious minorities. New York City medical examiner links first death to 9/11 dust. U.S. and Canada disagree about need for fingerprints at
Body of one of the three captured U.S. soldiers found floating down the Euphrates River. Today's long read: Al Qaeda in Pakistan is being funded by cash shipped from Iraq. First thoughts on the IAEA's Iran report. Fifty-one percent of Americans believe it'
Bombing in Turkish capital kills six and injures 70; visiting Pakistanis are suspected target. Latest witness in Justice hearings, no saint herself, claims Deputy Attorney General misled Congress. David Iglesias, former U.S. attorney, asks Gonzales to, "cowboy up and do what's best for the American people.
Dems back down on troop-withdrawal deadlines, can't seem to pass ethics overhaul in the House. Thousands use lull in fighting to flee Lebanon. How Hamas could win cash merely by hinting that it accepts Israel's right to exist. Chivvying the world's nastiest countries
Tentative cease-fire in Tripoli; U.N. evacuates non-combatants from refugee camps. Bad if true: U.S. military official claims Iran is prepping al Qaeda for an all-out war this summer. Chinese toothpaste made with potentially deadly glycol--instead of harmless glycerin--blamed for 51 deaths in Central
The main points of the new immigration bill, what's good about it, what's bad, and who says. How new legislation over immigration divided one Texas town. British prosecutors to charge an ex-KGB officer with Litvinenko's poisoning murder. Gasoline prices in the U.S.
Fatah Islam's fight with the Lebanese Army continues; more refugees, soldiers, civilians, and journalists injured or killed. GE sells plastics division to Saudi company for $11.6 billion. Related: China buys Wall Street investment firm for $3 billion. Canada could buy much more than that if only it
Dozens killed as Lebanese Army fights Islamic militants near a Palestinian refugee camp in Tripoli. More than 600,000 of Afghanistan's one million opium addicts are under 15. (Islamic) Iran studies (atheist) China: How to set free an economy without losing political clout? Chatting with Syria, talking with
At the Tour de France doping hearing, the defense threatens to reveal the star witness's childhood molestation. It was a grayer Blair and a silver-maned Bush who walked from the Oval Office yesterday. Even the Rose Garden appeared uncharacteristically worn. The Post's world leader fanfic.
