Insurgent Attacks Strain Iraqi Power Grid and City Calm
Saboteurs blew the Beiji pipeline near Beiji, cutting roughly 10 percent of Iraqs 4000 megawatt output as heat drives electricity demand. In Najaf, gunfire echoed as fighting eases between US troops and militiamen, while Fallujah sees ongoing clashes and wounded Iraqi forces.
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Guantanamo Interrogation Tactics Include Discomfort and Deception
A still classified list of 24 interrogation methods approved for Guantanamo Bay detainees includes placing prisoners in uncomfortable cells and deceiving them about their captors. The April 16 2003 approval followed Pentagon legal and political debates. The document, previously hinted at by The Washington Post, outlines methods beyond standard doctrine, while not reaching explicit torture definitions.
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Woodward criticizes journalists for not questioning war
Bob Woodward told a New York audience that reporters failed to press President Bush on the rush to war with Iraq and the alleged skimpy prewar intelligence. He cited Bush’s desire to liberate appears and noted alleged White House spying on Hans Blix, urging greater skepticism of intelligence claims.
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