Bush extends Geneva protections to terror suspects
A Pentagon memo orders a three week review to ensure detention policies for suspected terrorists align with Article 3 of the Geneva Conventions. Officials say detainees have been treated humanely, though debate continues on applying Geneva status and reviving military tribunals amid Senate scrutiny.
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Sectarian strikes kill about sixty in Iraq attack near Green Zone
More than a dozen bombings and shootings across Baghdad on Tuesday killed about 60 people mostly in Shiite and Sunni areas. The death toll included 16 killed in a restaurant blast near the Green Zone. Lawmakers summoned the defense and interior ministers to explain the capital security plan failures.
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