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  September 15, 2007
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TOP STORIES Bush: Troops To Shift Into Support Roles The U.S. defense secretary is cautiously optimistic conditions in Iraq will improve enough for U.S. troop levels in Iraq to
be cut to 100,000 by the end of next year, well beyond the cuts President George W. Bush has approved. More...
 Watch: Poor Progress In Iraq• Teen's Conviction Tossed In La. Beating • War Of Anti-War, Pro-War Protesters • Contract Talks Between UAW, GM Resume U.S. War Of Anti-War, Pro-War Protesters Thousands of anti-war protesters, including a sizeable contingent of military veterans, rallied outside the White House to
demand an end to the Iraq war. They were confronted by counter-protestors who support President Bush.
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• Vigilantes Torch Home, Kill Innocent Woman • Sharp Rise In Deaths Along Arizona Border • 4 Days, 3 Fatal Crashes At Air Races • More Stories World Baghdad Bomb Strikes Bakery, Killing 11 A car bomb struck a bakery crowded with customers lining up for bread to end their daytime Ramadam fast; 11 people were killed.
Meanwhile, Islamic extremists warned Sunni tribal leaders who cooperated with the U.S. would be hunted down and killed. More...
• Al Qaeda: $100G To Kill Swedish Cartoonist • "Missing Maddie": Perspective Lost • Bush: Troops To Shift Into Support Roles | Watch• More Stories Politics War Critics Question Obama's Fervor Sen. Barack Obama has been a critic of President Bush's invasion of Iraq since the beginning, but as The Washington Post
reports, some antiwar Democrats believe the presidential candidate's antiwar talk hasn't been consistent or strong enough. More...
Watch: Calling For Change, Again• Alberto Gonzales Steps Down | Watch• Wesley Clark Backs Hillary For President • McCain To MoveOn: Get Out | Watch• More Stories Health Male Enhancement: Is It Worth A Try? Nonpresciption methods of male enhancement and male enlargement range from the possibly effective to the downright dangerous. More...
• R.I. Wants $2.4B For Lead Paint Clean-Up • Asthma Differs In Rich, Poor Countries • Foot-And-Mouth Confirmed At 2nd U.K. Farm • More Stories SciTech More Bad Air Days For U.S. Cities A study predicts more bad air days in the summer for Cleveland, Columbus and eight other eastern U.S. cities - including Memphis,
Tenn. - if global warming continues unabated. More...
• As Feds Stall On Climate, States Go Forth • Japan Launches (Unmanned) Moon Mission • Online Brokerage's Customer Data Stolen • More Stories Business Contract Talks Between UAW, GM Resume Negotiators for the United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp. have resumed contract talks, but significant issues remain
and a deal wasn't expected to be reached Saturday. More...
• Chrysler Recalls Nearly 300,000 SUVs • Online Brokerage's Customer Data Stolen • Italian Consumer Groups Go On Pasta Strike • More Stories Entertainment Second Cup Cafe: Paula Cole Paula Cole returns with a new album, "Courage." She appeared on "Second Cup Cafe." More...
• More Vanessa Hudgens Pics Surface Online | Watch• Last Hurrah For "The Sopranos"? • Shakira Takes History Class At UCLA | Watch• More Stories Opinion Claims Of Iraqi Progress Deceptive Gen. David Petraeus claims we're turning the corner in Iraq. Ambassador Ryan Crocker says the economy there is improving.
But The Nation says neither man is providing an accurate picture of a disastrous situation. More...
Watch: Petraeus On Troop Reduction• Redefining The Iraq War Debate | Watch• Rudy Hits the Trifecta | Watch• The Genocide Games | Watch• More Stories CBS NEWS BROADCASTS The Early Show: Michelle Obama: On The Campaign Road  In Part 2 of Hannah Storm's interview with Michelle Obama, the wife of presidential contender Barack Obama More...
Watch: Barack's Running Mate• Chef on a Shoestring : A Light Supper That's Eggs-actly Right | Watch• Assignment America: A New Lease On Life | Watch• 60 Minutes: Greenspan Defends Low Interest Rates | Watch |
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