Amid violence, Bush tries to save peace plan
WASHINGTON - With a renewed spiral of violence threatening to derail President Bush's nascent Middle East peace initiative just a week after his historic summit in Jordan, the White House...
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U.S. fears more attacks
At least eight Americans were among 21 people killed by suicide bombers in near-simultaneous attacks against three Western compounds in Saudi Arabia--a well-coordinated assault that U.S. intelligence officials said Tuesday...
Powell says allies, not UN, to run Iraq
The Bush administration wants United Nations participation in postwar Iraq, but the U.S.-led coalition will claim primacy in determining the shape of an interim Iraqi government, Secretary of State Colin...
U.S. routs Iraqi divisions
American forces crushed divisions of Iraq's vaunted Republican Guard on Wednesday as they stormed across the Mesopotamian plain to draw within sight of Baghdad. Marines routed the 8,000-member Baghdad Division...
Powell sets trip to mend fences
Seeking to repair two of the Bush administration's most serious diplomatic breaches in the run-up to the Iraq war, Secretary of State Colin Powell will travel to Turkey and Belgium...
Deadline for Iraq may be extended
Determined to force a final UN vote on Iraq this week, the Bush administration indicated Tuesday that it might be willing to give Iraq a few days beyond a March...
U.S. tries to sway UN on Hussein
Bush administration officials pressed their concerted campaign Sunday to convince a skeptical United Nations that Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein has failed to surrender his suspected weapons of mass destruction and...
U.S. gets copy of Iraqi arms disclosure
American intelligence experts took possession of Iraq's 11,800-page weapons disclosure Monday, seeking evidence to show the world that Saddam Hussein is lying when he says he possesses no weapons of...
Powell: Iraq inspections `off to good start’
A day after President Bush expressed deep skepticism that Iraq will surrender its suspected weapons of mass destruction, Secretary of State Colin Powell said Tuesday that United Nations weapons inspections...
U.S. claim to Iraq oil is no sure bet
Despite the widespread assumption among European, Arab and domestic critics that the Bush administration is targeting Iraq for its oil, not its weapons of mass destruction, it's not at all...