Powell: U.S. to stay `long’ in Sri Lanka
Secretary of State Colin Powell ended a five-day tour Friday of areas damaged by the Asian tsunami by inspecting destruction in a Sri Lankan coastal province and promising the country's...
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U.S. pushes Iraq political coalition
While publicly emphasizing the need for Iraqis to control their own destiny, the Bush administration is working behind the scenes to coax its closest Iraqi allies into a coalition that...
U.S.: Russian sales proved
U.S. officials have found evidence corroborating the Bush administration's allegations that Russian companies sold Saddam Hussein high-tech military equipment that threatened U.S. forces during the invasion of Iraq last March,...
A double setback for U.S. goals in Mideast
CRAWFORD, Texas -- The back-to-back bombings in Baghdad and Jerusalem on Tuesday shook the twin pillars of President Bush's ambitious Middle East policy: building peace and democracy in Iraq and...
Military changes course in Iraq
With last week's operations in central Iraq, U.S. forces are sending a signal that whenever the enemy gathers in groups large enough to pose a real threat, the U.S. intends...
Bombing still an inexact science
In 1945, the armed forces needed 100 B-19s and an average of 650 bombs to destroy a single ground target. Today, they can do it with one plane and one...