Bush shifts Iraq war rationale with return on success
President Bush unveils a new phrase return on success to justify ongoing U S troop presence in Iraq as Congress questions strategy. Analysts note fatigue and a drawdown emphasis while Petraeus and Crocker propose changes amid low approval and public doubt.
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Religious freedom deteriorating in Iraq according to State Dept
The Annual Report on International Religious Freedom says sectarian violence and insurgency in Iraq have sharply limited worship and practice across faiths, despite U S military buildup. Secretary Rice and Ambassador Hanford note security harms and widespread harassment, intimidation, and killings targeting religious groups.
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