What Ifs Drive 9/11 Inquiry Findings and Debate
The 850 page congressional inquiry into the Sept. 11 attacks centers on what if questions about prior alerts information sharing and Afghanistan policy. It notes missed opportunities and calls for better cooperation while a Kean Commission continues broader reviews with findings due by May.
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Bush Welcomes Palestinian Leader Abbas at White House
President Bush greets Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas with a ceremonial White House welcome as he shifts from shunning Yasser Arafat to backing Abbas. Abbas urges U S pressure on Israel to end settlement activity, free prisoners, and halt the security barrier while emphasizing reform and peace talks ahead of a planned Palestinian state in 2005.
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