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With the usual fanfare, the Obama administration in the United States has proclaimed a new strategy for the war in Afghanistan. On the surface, it does not amount to much. But if a story by Bill Gertz in the March 26 edition of The Washington Times is correct, there is more to it than meets the eye.
A judge in California says he wants a Washington Times reporter to explain to him why his sources in a story about a Chinese spy should remain confidential.
Lawyers for a Washington journalist told a U.S. judge that a story written by their client did not necessarily imply he had revealed sealed grand jury material.
The Washington Times newspaper says it will fight a subpoena ordering one of its reporters to testify in a probe of leaked grand jury information.
America''s most successful military operation since Normandy, and perhaps least bloody ever, has raised President Bush''s stock to new highs. It should send a stark message to dictators around the globe that their days are numbered.
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While imperfect in its recitation of the facts, "Breakdown: How America's Intelligence Failures Led to September 11" by Bill Gertz (Regnery, 258 pages, $15.95)
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A long-forgotten disaster struck Washington 21 years ago. With the demise of The Washington Star, the world's most important capital was reduced to a single new
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