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U.S. Envoy Says Some G.I.'s in Iraq May Come Home Next Year

Zalmay Khalilzad conceded today that insurgents remain strong, but he said Iraqis were making progress toward democracy.
New York Times - October 26, 2005
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CNN	Sunni groups join forces in Iraq
	Iraq's Sunni Arabs, who turned out in larger numbers for a constitutional referendum after boycotting January's parliamentary vote, are now flexing their political muscles for the December 15 assembly election, Sunni Arab officials tell CNN. CNN - October 26, 2005

Senators Await More Information on Supreme Court Nominee

Today is the deadline for Harriet E. Miers to submit a revised questionnaire to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
New York Times - October 26, 2005

New Study Finds Mammograms Have Benefits in Fighting Cancer

A new study helped resolve a debate over the benefit of mammograms that has been among the most contentious in health care.
New York Times - October 26, 2005

German Court Convicts 4 in Plot Against Jewish Targets

The Middle Eastern men were convicted today of belonging to a terror group linked to Al Qaeda and of plotting attacks.
New York Times - October 26, 2005

Iran's President Says Israel Must Be 'Wiped Off the Map'

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's tone was reminiscent of that of the early days of Iran's Islamic revolution in 1979.
New York Times - October 26, 2005

No Announcement From Leak Counsel as Deadline Approaches

Tensions rose today at the White House as a special prosecutor postponed at least until Thursday any announcement of a decision on indictments over a C.I.A. leak.
New York Times - October 26, 2005

President of CBS News to Step Down

Andrew Heyward will be replaced with the longtime president of the network's sports division, Sean McManus.
New York Times - October 26, 2005

High Energy Prices Lift Profits at ConocoPhillips by 89%

ConocoPhillips said today that its third-quarter profits almost doubled after a series of devastating hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico curbed domestic supplies.
New York Times - October 26, 2005

Budweiser brewer sees profit fall

Budweiser brewer Anheuser-Busch reports a drop in earnings, following recent price cuts on key beer brands.
BBC News - October 26, 2005

China bank braces for stock debut

China Construction Bank is to make its stock market debut in Hong Kong, following an $8bn IPO.
BBC News - October 26, 2005

Iran leader's words 'sicken' UK

The Foreign Office is to summon a top Iranian diplomat after his country's president said Israel should be wiped off the map.
BBC News - October 26, 2005

Vampire stalker court bid fails

A poet who stalked an S&M vampire performance artist fails to get her conviction overturned.
BBC News - October 26, 2005

Dozens of fugitives could return

"Dozens" of paramilitary fugitives could be allowed home under 'on-the-run' proposals, the NI Secretary says.
BBC News - October 26, 2005

Bus HQ project given green light

Transport giant First is given the go-ahead to build a �10m global HQ in Aberdeen, despite local objections.
BBC News - October 26, 2005

Fumes theory behind family deaths

Police say carbon monoxide poisoning is the likely cause of death of a couple and their great-grandson in south Wales.
BBC News - October 26, 2005

Football: Chelsea out of cup

Charlton cause a major upset by dumping Carling Cup holders Chelsea out of the competition on penalties.
BBC News - October 26, 2005

Bird flu feared on French island

Authorities on the French Indian Ocean island of Reunion say three people who visited Thailand could have bird flu.
BBC News - October 26, 2005

Saddam lawyers suspend trial work

Saddam Hussein's lawyers suspend contact with his war crimes tribunal amid fears for their safety.
BBC News - October 26, 2005

Rush-hour train derails

Passengers are led to safety after a Liverpool train is derailed, trapping 119 commuters.
BBC News - October 26, 2005

Terror Bill clears first hurdle

The government's Terrorism Bill passes its first stage in the Commons, with support from Tories.
BBC News - October 26, 2005

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