Bush Says U S Troops Stay In Afghanistan Indefinitely
President Bush states American forces will remain in Afghanistan indefinitely as power struggles and the al Qaeda presence complicate efforts. A top official says combat troops will stay to fight al Qaeda while avoiding peacekeepers, with calls to expand international forces beyond Kabul to deter warlord clashes.
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Arab leaders endorse Saudi peace plan in Beirut
Arab leaders endorsed a Saudi plan offering Israel normal relations in exchange for withdrawal from occupied Arab land and a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital. The Lebanese foreign ministry said the summit unified on endorsing the plan, while no formal text was released.
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Soldier seeks exit from Army amid outside high tech job claim
An Army captain at Fort Bragg says he has tried to resign for months, claiming bisexuality, while noting he has held a civilian high tech job on the side for years. Capt. David Donovan insists outside work has not influenced his effort to leave the service.
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