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U.S. must win Afghan hearts and minds, commander says

The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan wants more troops and a new strategy -- but most importantly, he wants to win the battle for the hearts and the minds of the people in the war-torn country.

Witness: 'There was blood everywhere'

All 19-year-old Maria Hernandez wanted to do was escort her grandparents, visiting from Puerto Rico, through a museum whose displays had so impressed her during her previous visit.

Surge or splurge in Iraq?

On the fifth anniversary of the war in Iraq, with nearly 4,000 American lives lost, is Iraq really on a path to peace?

Ex-Cabinet officials to co-chair task force to prevent genocide

Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and former Secretary of Defense William Cohen announced Tuesday they will co-chair a task force to develop guidelines to help future U.S. governments deal with genocide.

Iraq war testimony favorable to Republicans, analysts say

Monday's testimony from the top U.S. general in Iraq and the ambassador to Iraq may give Republicans the boost they need to stand strong behind President Bush's policies, analysts said.

Fortune: When a Director Dashes

Warren Buffett's Feb. 14 announcement that he was leaving Coca-Cola's board after 17 years was one of several high-profile departures so far this year. Here's the skinny on some others.

Pentagon blasts article alleging reconnaissance missions in Iran

The Pentagon is criticizing an article by investigative journalist Seymour Hersh that says the United States has been carrying out reconnaissance missions in Iran to identify nuclear, chemical and missile sites for possible airstrikes as soon as this summer.

Fifteen years after the fall

It is the enduring symbol of the fall of communism.

Cohen criticizes 'wag the dog' characterization

Former Defense Secretary William Cohen on Tuesday defended President Clinton's use of the military to protect national security interests, returning to a sharp GOP-led criticism of Clinton at a time when he was embroiled in the Monica Lewinsky scandal.

Bush, Clinton figures defend terrorism policies

The top military and diplomatic leaders of the Clinton and Bush administrations were grilled Tuesday by members of the commission investigating the government's antiterror policies before the attacks of September 11, 2001 brought unprecedented destruction and death to the American homeland.

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