Bush says anti-terror war cannot be won sparks anger
President Bush sparked fierce criticism by saying the war on terrorism could not be won. aides scrambled to defend the remarks as he aimed to highlight the economy in New Hampshire, where a rebound appeared underway.
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Congress eyes extended session to overhaul intelligence
Congressional leaders from both parties vow to push an intelligence overhaul beyond October 1 adjournment, aiming for a vote before Election Day. Frist and Hastert pledge progress in 30 days, while Bush cautions on defining victory in the war on terror amid political pressure from Democrats.
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Commuters reclaim convention area amid heavy security
Protesters yielded Manhattan streets as police kept tight guard around Penn Station and Madison Square Garden for the opening of the Republican National Convention. About 10,000 officers deployed, with more than 30 blocks closed and limited transit times amid chants targeting corporate links to Iraq reconstruction contracts.
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Edwards accuses Bush of failed leadership
Democratic vice presidential candidate John Edwards accused the Bush administration of failed leadership and poor planning in Iraq and Afghanistan. He argued the approach alienates allies, raises terrorism risks, and ignores 9/11 commission recommendations while recalling Abu Ghraib abuses and weak multi lateral support. Wesley Clark attended as Edwards spoke.
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FBI probes top Pentagon officials in spy inquiry nearing end
FBI briefed Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz and Undersecretary Douglas Feith as the yearlong probe into Pentagon analyst Larry Franklin nears a conclusion. No arrests or charges announced. Franklin is cooperating while investigators examine possible leaks to AIPAC and Israel.
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Suspended Officer Kills Wife Son Then Self in Michigan
In Waterford Township Michigan police say suspended officer Michael Waleskowski shot his wife and 9-year-old son and then killed himself. Bodies found in upstairs bedrooms after a Sunday morning fire. all three died from gunshot wounds to the head. The officer was under criminal and internal investigation for theft allegations and had been suspended.
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