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Bush Urges Patriot Act Renewed, Expanded

STAFF | Cable News Network | April 19, 2004

"'There's only one path to safety, and that's the path of action,' Bush said. 'Congress must act with the Patriot Act. We must continue to stay on the offense when it comes to chasing these killers down and bring them to justice.'" [more]

Pentagon Admits War Planning Mistakes

Jamie McIntyre | Cable News Network | July 24, 2003

"Among the things Wolfowitz says the U.S. guessed incorrectly was the assumption that some Iraqi Army units would switch sides; that the Iraqi Police would help maintain security; that regime remnants would not resort to guerrilla tactics ... [and he] says it also had no idea how badly Iraq's infrastructure had been neglected over the past three decades." [more]

Transcript: Scott Ritter and Iraq's WMD

Wolf Blitzer | Cable News Network | July 13, 2003

"So the president again has misled the American public and indeed the world. When, a month ago, he was in Poland and said, the fact that we had these two labs is proof that we have weapons of mass destruction. It's proof of nothing more than the president has mislead, has fabricated, we don't have a weapons of mass destruction program in Iraq to justify this war. What we have is a quagmire with Americans dying on almost a daily basis and no end in site." [more]

Analysis: Did Bush Exaggerate the Iraqi Threat?

Wolf Blitzer | Cable News Network | July 8, 2003

"Intelligence reports suggesting Saddam Hussein's regime was attempting to obtain uranium from the African nation of Niger were based on false information, including forged documents. What's even more embarrassing is that the Central Intelligence Agency and the State Department had themselves earlier concluded the reports were almost certainly not true." [more]

Wolfowitz Granted Authority for Tribunals

Barbara Starr | Cable News Network | June 24, 2003

"Under an order that President Bush issued in November 2001, military tribunals can be used to try non-citizens accused of terrorist acts. Individuals brought before the tribunals would have no right to a jury trial, no right to confront their accusers and no right to judicial review of trial procedures or sentences, which could include death." [more]

Anti-War Demonstrations Turn Deadly

STAFF | Cable News Network | March 21, 2003

"Four people were shot dead and dozens more were injured Friday as police clashed with demonstrators trying to storm the U.S. Embassy in Yemen, witnesses told CNN, on a second day of worldwide protests against the war in Iraq." [more]

Passenger Finds 'Chilling' Note from Bag Handler

STAFF | Cable News Network | March 16, 2003

"An airline passenger who had two 'No War with Iraq' signs in his suitcase says the federal security agent who opened his luggage inserted a note criticizing his 'anti-American attitude.' " [more]

War Tribunal Commences, Minus United States

STAFF | Cable News Network | March 11, 2003

"The first permanent global war crimes court was inaugurated Tuesday with the swearing in of its first 18 judges. But Washington — which opposes the tribunal — stayed away from the ceremony. " [more]

Students Gather By Hundreds for War Protests

STAFF | Cable News Network | March 5, 2003

"Students in colleges and high schools across the United States gathered in rallies Wednesday to oppose a war against Iraq. At more than 360 schools across the country students walked out of class in protest." [more]

'I Saw Horrible Things'

STAFF | Cable News Network | January 6, 2003

"An apparent double suicide bombing in Tel Aviv left 23 people dead and more than 100 injured Sunday." [more]

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