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Execution Outcry
Dictator's hanging prompts mostly peaceful protests among Sunni Muslims and others

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Saddam's Judgment
Background on the former Iraqi leader's alleged crimes, his life and capture, plus video and photos.

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Protest Headliners
See which celebrities went to Washington to protest the Iraq War

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Holidays In The War Zone
These troops are home only in their dreams

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Iraq: A Turning Point?
New Congress, change at the Pentagon, study group report; what does the future hold?

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Iraq Study Group Report
Bipartisan commission warns that situation is "grave and deteriorating."

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American Heroes
Profiles of U.S. soldiers who've died in Iraq, a look at the war's toll and pictures of mourning.

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Attacks Map
Details on the insurgency and terrorism that has continued to take lives since the fall of Saddam.

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Saddam Verdict
Saddam Hussein sentenced to hang after conviction for crimes against humanity.

Gates: Iranian Weaponry Found In Iraq

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Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, confirming a story reported more than a week ago by CBS News, says there is hard evidence that some of the weapons used against U.S. forces in Iraq have come from Iran. More...

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Meters Cost Iraq Billions In Stolen Oil
CBS News station KTVT reports that the profits from $20 million to $30 million worth of Iraqi oil a day is getting into the hands of corrupt officials and insurgents because there's no metering system. More...

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House Plans Simple "Yes Or No" On Iraq
With debate in the Senate stalled, House Democrats are planning a vote next week on a bare-bones resolution opposing President Bush's plan to send more U.S. forces to Iraq but voicing support for the troops. More...

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Iraqi Official Tied To Militia Jailed
U.S.-backed Iraqi forces arrested the No. 2 health Ministry official, accusing him of aiding the biggest Shiite militia. Meanwhile, the U.S. military says an air strike killed 13 insurgents west of Baghdad; local authorities say 45 civilians died. More...

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MORE INSIDE Iraq: After Saddam

Baghdad Security Crackdown Begins

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Meanwhile, 7 Killed After U.S. Military Helicopter Shot Down Near Capital

5 Charged In Iraq Fraud

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     Alleged Scheme Duped Provisional Authority Out Of $8M for Reconstruction

Mistrial In War Objector Case
     Judge Overseeing Court Martial Says Soldier Never Intended To Admit He Had Duty To Go To Iraq

Army Finds No Truth In Gitmo Beating Rumor
     Investigation Reports No Evidence Guards Mistreated Detainees

Rep. Ridicules Gov't Policy Toward Gays
     N.Y. Congressman Jokes Administration May Fear "Platoon Of Lesbians" More Than Terrorists

Pentagon Underreporting War Injuries?
     Veterans Groups: Non-Combat Injuries Being Ignored, Real Number Is More Than Double

Iranian Diplomat Abducted In Baghdad

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     Tehran Blames U.S. For Abduction, Holds America Responsible For His Life

Gates: Troop Buildup Not Iraq's Last Hope
     Defense Secretary Says He's Weighing Options If Troop Increase Doesn't Work As Planned

Did Iraqi Pol Bomb A U.S. Embassy?
     U.S. Officials Look Into Allegations That Shiite Legislator Took Part In 1983 Attack On Embassy In Kuwait

Leaked Video Details Friendly-Fire Kill
     Cockpit Video Captures 2003 Exchange Between Two U.S. Pilots After Killing British Soldier In Iraq

A Look Back At Powell's Case For War

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Four Years Ago, Then-Secretary Of State Made Dramatic U.N. Speech About WMDs In Iraq

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