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Saddam's co-accused deny involvement in killings of 148
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Three of Saddam Hussein's co- accused denied involvement on Sunday in the killing of 148 Shi'ites in the 1980s as they took the stand to defend themselves against ...

Democrat wants Bush censured on eavesdropping
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Congress should censure President George W. Bush for ordering domestic eavesdropping on U.S. citizens without a warrant, a Democratic senator said on Sunday.

Democrats see political port in Dubai storm
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats have seized on the collapse of the Dubai ports deal to buttress their case that George W. Bush is an incompetent president unable to get the job done ...

US says looking at alternatives to Guantanamo
LONDON (Reuters) - The United States is seeking ways to repatriate terrorism suspects held in Guantanamo Bay, a move that could eventually lead to the closure of the detention camp ...

US probably can stop Iran without force: senators
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States probably can stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons without military action, but use of force, subject to congressional approval, is still ...

Lawmaker to press for US infrastructure ownership
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A leading Republican opponent of the collapsed Dubai ports deal said on Sunday that he would press ahead with legislation requiring U.S. ownership of ...

Republicans look to a future without Bush
MEMPHIS, Tennessee (Reuters) - Republican contenders for the White House walked a political tightrope at a weekend gathering of party activists -- expressing solidarity with ...

Bombs kill 40 in Baghdad
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Bombs exploded in crowded markets in a Shi'ite district of Baghdad on Sunday, killing 40 people in one of Iraq's bloodiest days for weeks as Washington urged ...

Bomb kills 4 US soldiers in Afghanistan
ASADABAD, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Four U.S. soldiers were killed on Sunday after a blast ripped through their armoured vehicle in Afghanistan, the U.S. military said.

Milosevic might have committed suicide: Del Ponte
THE HAGUE (Reuters) - The chief UN war crimes prosecutor said on Sunday it was possible Slobodan Milosevic had committed suicide and his death made it all the more urgent to catch ...

BlackBerry deal averts service shutdown
TORONTO (Reuters) - The BlackBerry wireless e-mail service avoided a shutdown in the United States when device maker Research In Motion Ltd. on Friday agreed to pay NTP Inc. $612.5 ...

US ports deal review to widen probes: NY Times
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The deeper review promised by the Bush administration of a Dubai company's plan to take over some terminal operations at U.S. ports will include inspections at ...

Blair says God will judge Iraq war decision
LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Tony Blair said God and history would judge whether he was right to go to war in Iraq, according to the transcript of a television interview ...

Hamas rejects recognition of Israel despite pressure
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Islamist militant Hamas, which is forming a Palestinian government, will not recognize Israel despite pressure from Russia to do so during talks in Moscow, a ...

At least 9 killed in attack near Baghdad
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - At least nine people were killed on Saturday in two separate attacks in an area southeast of Baghdad torn by sectarian violence, police said.

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