Protesters mark war's anniversary in New York and beyond
Anti war activists marked the second anniversary of the Iraq war marching in New York and other cities. Demonstrators halted traffic and lay with coffins as arrests occurred in New York. Organizers urged nonviolence while stressing opposition to U.S. troop involvement.
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Protests Across New York City Against Iraq War
About 350 people in New York heard antiwar speeches at the United Nations and marched to Times Square where police blocked a sidewalk. Pro testers knelt before a recruiting station, lay down on Broadway, and 27 were arrested. Several rallies followed in Harlem, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx.
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Rice tours Korea command center beneath mountain bunker
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice toured Command Post Tango near Seoul, viewing a high tech underground war room used for U S and South Korean troops. She warned of the North Korean threat and emphasized aims to restart nuclear talks while denying invasion plans.
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