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A Maliki-Sadr Break-Up?

The Prime Minister’s men say they are done with their troublesome ally. If so, the way is clear for the U.S. to confront the Mahdi Army — again.

A Sketchy Blueprint for Iraq

The President tried to be more candid about past failures in the war. But his surge speech raised as many questions as it answered about his new strategy

The Surge: Just Enough to Lose?

There's a lot of skepticism among the military about Bush's plan. But they're getting something Rumsfeld long opposed: an overall boost in Army and Marine troops

Colleges Boost Aid to Poor Students

With rising tuition making even state schools hard to afford, more schools are pledging to foot the entire bill for the poorest applicants

The New Intel Chief: Wrong for the Job

Viewpoint: Robert Baer says the CIA needs to stop its overreliance on technology and outsourcing of intelligence. But that's not likely to happen under Mike McConnell

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Blogs

Daily Dish

No End in Sight

The logic of his speech is that this disaster is our fate for the rest of our lives, and that his job is merely to pass it on to whichever unlucky sap gets to inherit his office

Swampland

An Iran-Iraq War?

Bush has been trying to provoke the Iranians into a shooting war for the past month. The Iranians have ignored the provocations, but one wonders how long they will and how they might respond

Tuned In

Operation D-List Storm

Armed & Famous is so bad it gave me an idea: why not send the has-been celebs who want to do law enforcement to Iraq instead of Indiana?

The China Blog

In With the Old

Hong Kong may be known for its glittering skyscrapers and relentless modernity, but many in the city want to preserve architectural remnants of its past

What's News Today

All the news you need without reading all of the news. Culled from newspapers and blogs around the world, and updated every morning.

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Beirut

Watching Borat in Beirut

How an equal-opportunity offender dodged Lebanon's censors and became an unexpected box-office hit in a city paralyzed by sectarian conflict

Mogadishu

Waiting for the Da Vinci Code

Life in a war zone hasn't stopped Somalis from reading. High on the list of favored authors these days: Dale Carnegie and Dan Brown

Quotes of the Day

Open quoteWe are drawing a line in the sand, saying enough is enough.Close quote

  • - New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin
  • declaring a crackdown on violent crime following 9 homicides in 8 days

Special Reports

TIME's Top 10s

From head butts to heart-wrenching performances, we rank the best of 2006 for film, TV, music, sports, scandals and more

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U.S.

A Sketchy Blueprint for Iraq

The President tried to be more candid about past failures in the war. But his surge speech raised as many questions as it answered about his new strategy

ENTERTAINMENT

Watching Borat in Beirut

How an equal-opportunity offender dodged Lebanon's censors and became an unexpected box-office hit in a city paralyzed by sectarian conflict