Bush faces pivotal Iraq decision as deadline nears
President Bush and his divided foreign policy team weigh war or diplomacy as Saddam Hussein pledges no weapons of mass destruction. Cheney and Rumsfeld push for force, Powell favors diplomacy, while U.N. inspectors await proof. The weekend deadline looms for proving Iraq's deceit or risking intensified action.
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War With Iraq Costs Run Up To 1.9 Trillion Say Researchers
A study by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences estimates that a US war with Iraq could cost between 99 billion and 1.9 trillion dollars over ten years. The range covers a swift victory to a prolonged conflict with oil market disruption and a possible US recession.
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