West Wing and Raymond lead Emmys with multiple wins
NBCs The West Wing claimed best drama for a fourth time while CBS Everybody Loves Raymond topped comedy. James Gandolfini and Edie Falco won top drama acting honors. Debra Messing and Tony Shalhoub won for comedy. HBOs The Sopranos earned four awards despite losing best drama.
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Emmy Winners List at the 55th Primetime Awards
The Academy honored The West Wing to Drama Series and Everybody Loves Raymond to Comedy. Steven Spielberg Presents Taken won Miniseries, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart took Variety, Richard. Door to Door earned Made-for-TV Movie and Cher The Farewell Tour won Special. The Amazing Race claimed Reality, with leads including Gandolfini Shalhoub Macy Falco Messing Smith. Supporting wins included Pantoliano Garrett Gazzara Daly Roberts Rowlands and Wayne Brady.
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Bush hedges on UN role in Iraq at U N
In a Fox News interview Bush says the United States may not yield a larger UN role for a new Iraq resolution. He supports an orderly sovereignty transfer to Iraqis, considers UN help for writing a constitution and possibly overseeing elections. He notes Britain and Poland lead multinational forces.
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Mortar attack and roadside bombing claim three U.S. soldiers
Three American soldiers died in a mortar strike at Abu Ghraib and a roadside bombing near Ramadi west of Baghdad. Thirteen more were wounded as U.S. forces faced ongoing violence in Iraq. The killings raised U.S. fatalities to 304 since operations began in March.
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Taliban reshapes anti-U S campaign under Omar shura
Taliban leaders including Mullah Omar formed a shura to reorganize the insurgency against U S forces and the Afghan government. The four committees cover military political cultural and economic matters as a spokesman named Sayed Hamid Agha described. The statement was relayed to AP reporters in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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