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Ahmadinejad Says About Stopping Enrichment and Reprocessing Activities: 'Why Should We Agree to That?' He Says: 'It is the Right of All Member States of the NPT to Have the Technology for Fuel Reprocessing' Talabani on Withdrawal of U.S.

A new call to combat global warming triggers soul-searching and controversy among evangelicals. By Karen Breslau and Martha Brant

A U.S. citizen accused of ties to Osama bin Laden now works for the new Iraqi government. By Michael Isikoff and Mark Hosenball

The great desert has leaped over the Med. Is climate change to blame—or man and his works? By Eric Pape

Watchdogs are warning that corruption in Iraq is out of control. But will the United States join efforts to clamp down on it? By Michael Hirsh

İnuit Kutup Dairesi Konferansı sözcüsü Sheila Watt-Cloutier, küresel ısınmanın etkilerini en yakından yaşayan halkı için bunun bir çevre sorunu değil, bir hayatta kalma sorunu olduğunu ve bu durumdan kısmen de olsa Amerika'nın sorumlu olduğunu söyledi.

The Pentagon may put Special-Forces-led assassination or kidnapping teams in Iraq. By Michael Hirsh and John Barry

As Americans Debate Vietnam, the U.S. Death Toll Tops 1,000 in Iraq. And the Insurgents are Still Getting Stronger

American counterterrorism officials, citing what they call "alarming" intelligence about a possible Qaeda strike inside the United States this fall, are reviewing a proposal that could allow for the postponement of the November presidential election in the event of such an attack, NEWSWEEK has learn