Almanac Alert
Posted: Tuesday, December 30, 2003

Liberation on Hold in Samarra
So far, every single journalist I've spoken with here has told me that they had followed the news closely prior to their arrival, and knew to prepare themselves for it. But after being here even just a day, have been astonished at how terrible the situation here truly is.

Realism vs. fanaticism:
Iraq at the end of the year
Almost ten months after Bush invaded Iraq, seven months after his 'mission accomplished' speech-photo op on the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln, and one month and many deaths after his Thanksgiving plastic turkey pose in Baghdad, the President faces serious problems.

Washington's Past Relationship
with Saddam Hussein Worth Looking At

New Allegations: Syria as Iraq's Main Weapons Link
Files recovered in Iraq describe deals violating U.N. sanctions and offer a glimpse into the murky world of weapons smuggling and the ties between rogue states.

FBI Issues an Almanac Alert
The FBI is warning police nationwide to be alert for people carrying almanacs, cautioning that the popular annual reference books covering everything from abbreviations to weather trends could be used for terrorist planning.

Terrorism In Iraq (Flash)

Iran death toll may reach 50,000
The death toll from Friday's devastating earthquake in Iran could reach 50,000, government officials say.

Serb democrats urged to join forces
Serbia's riven reformist parties were under strong international pressure yesterday to bury their rivalries and agree on a new coalition to try to banish the threat from extremists who emerged strongest from the general election.



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