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John Roberts: Those 'liberal' nonproliferationists

Just when you think you've heard everything in this race for the White House, along comes something truly surprising. Such was the case on Thursday's "American Morning."

Time.com: Report: Mideast Nuke Race Possible

Saudi Arabia most likely would develop nuclear weapons if Iran acquires them, according to a report to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Time.com: Rice to Appoint Energy Envoy

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Wednesday she will appoint a special envoy for energy issues to deal with the use of oil and gas for political means

Time.com: Is the U.S. Failing in Afghanistan?

Lawmakers are unconvinced by Administration claims that the glass is half full in America's "forgotten war"

GOP senators to press Bush for plan to pull out of Iraq

Two leading Republican senators say they will challenge President Bush to offer a plan to start reducing U.S. forces in Iraq by the end of the year.

White House snubs GOP Iraq plan

The White House on Sunday rejected a call by leading Republicans to begin charting a new course in Iraq, with National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley saying the administration would await a September report from the top U.S. commander.

Time.com: Everybody Hates Congress

Back in power, the Democrats are discovering that role reversal in the House isn't all it's cracked up to be

Henry: Bush seeks parade from stampede

When you're facing a stampede, you try to jump ahead of the mob and call it a parade. That's what President Bush was trying to do at a town hall-style meeting Tuesday in Cleveland, Ohio, -- put the best face on Republican defections over Iraq.

Senators' dissent over Iraq might trigger a different surge

With the election season and a key Iraq war progress report perched on the horizon, more Republicans will start to distance themselves from President Bush's Iraq policy, analysts say.

Poll: GOP support for Iraq war beginning to waver

Public support for the war in Iraq has fallen to a new low. Not only that, but Republican support is beginning to waver.

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