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Immunity for U.S. troops
Washington Post: U.S. troops, personnel will have immunity from prosecution by Iraqi courts for killing Iraqis or destroying property after handover. • FULL STORY

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Next six months in Iraq are 'crucial'

ENTERTAINMENT

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• Democrats file legal challenge to Nader

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• Travelers still enter U.S. with stolen passports

• AOL customer list stolen, sold for spam

• Juror removed from Peterson trial

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INSIDE MSNBC.COM

• WP: Debate fierce over 'Fahrenheit 9/11'

• Celizic: A winning strategy for the NBA draft

• USADA seeking lifetime ban on Montgomery

• 'White Chicks' is strangely irresistible

• How to tell if he's the 'marrying kind'

• Man wins more than $500,000 on 'Jeopardy!'

POLITICS

INTERNATIONAL | MORE NEWS

• DEMOCRATS FILE CHALLENGE TO NADER
In a major escalation of the struggle between John Kerry supporters and independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader, Arizona Democrats filed a lawsuit Wednesday aimed at blocking Nader from running in that state.

• Nader urges Kerry to pick Edwards• Kerry holds slight edge over Bush in N.J.• Colleagues say Ryan misled them• Moore premieres anti-Bush movie in D.C.

BUSINESS

STOCKS | PERSONAL FINANCE | MORE

• STOCKS NOTCH LATE-SESSION GAINS
Wall Street had its second straight late-session rally Wednesday, but the pattern of trading left market-watchers doubtful that the advance would hold ahead of a key Federal Reserve meeting and the hand-over of power in Iraq next week.

• Best roads for summer driving• UAL scales back request for federal aid• U.S. bank economists see gradual rate hikes• FedEx profits jump 47 percent

SPORTS

SCORES | TEAMS | MATCHUPS | MORE

• MAVS SET TO TRADE JAMISON TO WIZARDS
Dallas receives Stackhouse, Laettner and No. 5 overall draft pick, hopes to sweeten deal for Lakers' Shaquille O'Neal

• McGrady-to-Rockets deal hits snag• Magic still might trade No. 1 pick• Devil Rays' 12-game win streak ends• Streaking Giants extend lead in NL West

ENTERTAINMENT

MOVIES | GOSSIP | MORE

• ‘OVER THE RAINBOW’ NAMED TOP MOVIE SONG
'As Time Goes By' is No. 2, 'Singin' in the Rain' 3rd on AFI list

• Man wins more than $500,000 on ‘Jeopardy!’• Tommy Lee thrown out of a nightclub?• At the Movies: This week's new releases• Billy Crystal brings one-man show to Broadway

TECH AND SCIENCE

SPACE RACE | GAMES | MORE

• AOL CUSTOMER LIST STOLEN, SOLD TO SPAMMER
A former AOL employee was charged Wednesday with stealing the Internet provider's entire subscriber list and selling it to a spammer.

• Russians block space passenger's trip• Senate bill targets file-sharing services• Risky spacewalk gets last-minute go ahead• Saturn moon ‘a frozen time capsule’

HEALTH

WEB MD | HEALTH LIBRARY | MORE

• PERSONALIZING CANCER CARE
A growing number of doctors envision a day when cancer care is personalized to a particular patient’s genetic make-up.

• Genetic mutation turns tot into superboy• WHO warns about alternative medicines• Group calls low-carb diets an unhealthy ripoff• Report: Is he the 'marrying kind?'

TV NEWS

TODAY | NIGHTLY NEWS | DATELINE

• TODAY: BILL CLINTON-'I DID A BAD THING’
In the first part of a ‘Today’ interview, the ex-president discusses his sex scandal and other details from his autobiography, 'My Life.'

• Nightly: Did Ashcroft ignore terrorism warnings before 9/11?• Today: Salt debate got you shaking? Here’s a 101• Today: Candy, pocket bread and more• Today: A murder mystery that makes headlines

TRAVEL

SAVINGS SLEUTH | MORE

• MONTANA: BACKPACKING WITH THE KIDS
On a father-daughter trip into Montana's backcountry, they moaned, they whined, they cried. And that was just the dads.

• Cruising: Tips for first-timers• Independence Air's bumpy 1st week• Savings Sleuth: Bahamas & Alaska

OPINIONS

SLATE | LETTERS | MORE

• REYNOLDS: MEDIA'S CHANGING TIDE
New technologies like the Internet are making it easier for little guys to publish, communicate, and self-organize.

• Alterman: Wanna buy a bridge?• Hydrogen cars ready to roll — for a price• 'My Life's' gift to Hillary Clinton• Tiny identification chips raise privacy fears

WASHINGTONPOST.COM HIGHLIGHTS

• U.S. IMMUNITY IN IRAQ TO GO BEYOND JUNE 30
The Bush administration has decided to take the unusual step of bestowing on its own troops and personnel immunity from prosecution by Iraqi courts for killing Iraqis or destroying local property after the occupation ends and political power is transferred to an interim Iraqi government, U.S. officials said.

• Give-and-take on interrogation tactics• State Dept. lawyer disputed detainee memo• Debate fierce over 'Fahrenheit 9/11'• Talent to be found in second round

DECISION 2004