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Authorities in Morocco and Turkey have arrested two men blamed for unleashing a computer worm that disrupted networks across the United States last week.
White House officials say President Bush has no plans to meet again with the mother of a U.S. serviceman killed in Iraq, who is leading an anti-war vigil outside the president's Texas ranch.
Mr. Bush is rebutting criticism of his policies, saying it would be a big mistake to pull out now.
US Defense Secretary says Russia-China exercises should not be seen as anything out of the ordinary.
President Bush is urging Americans to stand together in the fight against terrorism and the struggle to bring democracy to Iraq and peace to the Middle East.
Drug maker Merck & Co. was found liable for a person's death concerning the use of the pain medication Vioxx, according to a jury verdict in a Texas court.
Bush administration says it expects withdrawal to be followed by actions by both Israel and the Palestinians to fulfill peace-making commitments.
The series of recent bombings in London and Egypt, which were apparently carried out by Islamist terrorists, suggests the world may be entering a new phase in global terrorism.
Secretary Rumsfeld says insurgent leaders are trying to wear down American public support for the war, like North Vietnam and the Viet Cong did 30 years ago
Hundreds of people are believed to have been killed by security forces in the May 13 events, which the group Human Rights Watch has labeled a massacre.
US, S. African presidents met at the White House Wednesday.
Washington Post newspaper has confirmed a U.S. magazine report that former FBI official W. Mark Felt was the source for leaked secrets about the Watergate scandal that has led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon in 1974.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says the Proliferation Security Initiative has scored a number of unpublicized successes against the trafficking of items related to weapons of mass destruction.
At White House news conference, US president also defends treatment of detainees in war on terror.
American magazine Vanity Fair has revealed that W. Mark Felt, a former associate director of the FBI during the Nixon Administration, was the anonymous informer who helped journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein bring down then-president Nixon.
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