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An Iraqi judge has issued arrest warrants for leading politician and former Pentagon favorite Ahmed Chalabi as well as his nephew, who heads the tribunal trying ousted dictator Saddam Hussein.
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| Capitol, lawmakers targeted, officials confirm |
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Congressional leaders have been told that federal lawmakers and the U.S. Capitol, in addition to five financial centers identified last week, are targets for attack by al Qaeda terrorists. |
| Elite veterans prowl Pakistan |
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The United States, on the hunt for Osama bin Laden, is augmenting counterterror operations in Pakistan with scores of former special-operations warriors who work for the CIA and other agencies under contract. |
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| The Insider Politics Blog
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Iraqi Christians slow to return to pews
Priests thundered defiance yesterday at attackers who bombed Iraqi churches the previous Sunday, but fears of more of the deadly strikes ensured that they were preaching to half-empty pews. |
Hill's police force stands by questioning of journalists
U.S. Capitol Police officials yesterday said officers were wrong to tell two representatives of a small D.C. newspaper that they could not take photographs of security barricades on Capitol Hill. |
France uncorks wine offensive
The French government is considering a plan to reclassify wine as "nourishment," a step that would defy medical science but ease advertising restraints and give a boost to producers who are fighting a desperate battle for survival. |
Schism widens in battle over pulpit politics
A fight is erupting this election season between conservative churches and liberal watchdog groups that are going to the IRS and accusing ministers of violating the law if they speak out about political issues and candidates. |
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