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Sticking to their guns

Even as several Republican and Democrat lawmakers and people at large react critically to the Abu Ghraib prison incidents and hold the Pentagon respon
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Doublespeak on terror

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Turning inward

In a move that can help the Republican administration win political plaudits in an election year, the U.S. Senate approves a Bill whose provisions on
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Isolated yet unfazed

in Washington
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Picking up the pieces

The U.S. tries to come to grips with the tragedy and NASA begins an investigation that could have an impact on the shuttle progamme.
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Jammu and Kashmir

It is now "Mufti's turn" (November 22) to play the game in Jammu and Kashmir. The expectations are great. So are the challenges. The first priority is
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A Republican victory

The Republican Party defies historical trends to wrest control of the Senate and the House of Representatives.
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Setting the record straight

As the war drums start beating, the focus is on Congress as law-makers wrestle with the issue of the authorisation that the administration has sought
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The growing U.S. role

FINALLY, there is some relief in the United States that the Indian subcontinent is slowly settling down, although few people believe that the "crisis"
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The challenge before U.S.

The decision to send Secretary of State Colin Powell to West Asia marks a shift in U.S. policy, and President Bush is aware of the tough tasks ahead.
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Romancing the U.S.

Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf's visit to the United States did not quite go according to his script.
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A balancing act

Home Minister L.K. Advani succeeds in conveying to the U.S. India's concerns about Pakistan-supported cross-border terrorism but his hosts are unwilli
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