Powell hints Iraq could be better off with new leadership
Secretary of State Colin Powell said Iraqis would be better off with a different leader, signaling a softer stance on Saddam Hussein. He stressed that the focus is disarmament over removing Saddam, while a U.N. resolution on strict inspections of Iraq's weapons programs is to be presented and likely passed.
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Settlers Return to Dismantled West Bank Outpost
Israeli settlers attempted to rebuild the Havat Gilad outpost in the West Bank after security forces tore it down on Sunday night. Across the Gaza border, the Israeli army said two armed Palestinians were shot near Kfar Darom as tensions rose.
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Sniper case prompts Virginia van siege and arrest
A man was taken into custody near a gray and white van after police surrounded it on Broad Street as part of the Virginia Maryland sniper hunt. Authorities said the man’s connection to the shootings was unclear as the task force reported receiving a new message and preparing a response.
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US Mulls Multinational Response to North Korea Nuke Program
The Bush administration warned that military action against Iraq would not fix North Korea's violation of a 1994 pact. Condoleezza Rice and Colin Powell said the goal is to end both nations' weapons programs, via force or diplomacy, with allies in the region and major powers urged to deter North Korea's nuclear ambitions. There is no invasion plan yet, as the 1994 agreement is effectively dead.
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Williams brings levity for troops in Afghanistan
Robin Williams visits Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan and entertains soldiers with rapid-fire jokes about military life and war zones. He riffs on the damaged walls, mined areas, and the tough conditions, delivering improvised quips that elicit loud laughter from a crowd adapting to harsh duty.
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