U.N. inspectors ready to resume Iraq weapons search
U N arms inspectors plan to return to Iraq to finish locating chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons while maintaining independence from the U S led disarmament effort. Hans Blix says the teams would confirm any findings reported by the Americans, though no weapons have been found yet.
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Kansas lawmakers clash over Iraq exit timeline
Lawmakers from Kansas offered opposing predictions on U S forces in Iraq after hostilities declined. Rep Dennis Moore said troops would stay for years despite 79 billion in costs while Sen Sam Brownback argued for a swift withdrawal and a staged Iraqi leadership path within 18 months to a constitution and elections.
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