White House Challenges NBC News to Explain Whether Iraq Is in 'Civil War'
                   
newsvine.com     May 21, 2008            

The White House is calling on NBC News to declare whether the network still believes Iraq is mired in a "civil war," escalating a fight that began when NBC aired an interview with President Bush that the White House called the product of "deceitful editing." [read full story]                

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Turkish warplanes bomb Kurdish rebel targets in northern Iraq

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Turkey's military says warplanes have bombed 13 Kurdish rebel targets in northern Iraq. A statement posted on the military Web site says warplanes attacked rebel "facilities" in the Zab region, near the Turkish border, late...                

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Ambassador: al-Qaida leaving Iraq for Afghanistan

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A majority of Americans now think we are winning the War on Terror

kurulounge.blogspot.com     1 hr ago          

Which is amazing given that for 7 years we have been told there was no way we could win.Remember in October 2001 when we invaded Afghanistan, most pundits predicted thousands of casualties with a Russian style defeat. Instead...                

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4th25 - Soldier Music

rocknworld.com     1 hr ago          

With 2005's underappreciated Live From Iraq, 4th25 (pronounced "fourth quarter") gave the world some of the best rap music in history. Recording in his barracks in Baghdad, Big Neal and some fellow soldiers got everything...                

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