U.S. anti-terrorism agents arrested seven people suspected of planning attacks on federal offices in Miami and the landmark Sears Tower in Chicago
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Jun. 23, 2006

U.S. anti-terrorism agents arrested seven people suspected of planning attacks on federal offices in Miami and the landmark Sears Tower in Chicago, a law enforcement source said on Thursday.

The source, elaborating on a brief statement on the operation from Florida authorities, said the suspects had thought they were dealing with the international al Qaeda group but had been infiltrated by a U.S. government informant.

U.S. anti-terrorism agents arrested seven people suspected of planning attacks on federal offices in Miami and the landmark Sears Tower in Chicago
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The source, elaborating on a brief statement on the operation from Florida authorities, said the suspects had thought they were dealing with the international al Qaeda group but had been infiltrated by a U.S. government informant.
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The Pentagon is considering reducing U.S. forces in Iraq by several thousand troops over the next few months
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The Pentagon is considering reducing U.S. forces in Iraq by several thousand troops over the next few months, anonymous U.S. Defense officials said...
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Members of the Sunni insurgency in Iraq have begun communicating with the Iraqi government : top U.S. commander in Iraq
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Members of the Sunni insurgency in Iraq have begun communicating with the Iraqi government, Gen. George Casey, the top U.S. commander in Iraq said June 22...
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai called on the international community June 22 to re-evaluate its strategy regarding the war on terrorism
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I strongly believe ... we must engage strategically in disarming terrorism by stopping their sources of supply of money, training, equipment and motivation...
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Bush seeks to repair America’s battered image in Europe by promising action on closing Guantánamo Bay
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George W. Bush, US president, sought to repair America’s battered image in Europe on Wednesday by promising action on closing Guantánamo Bay and indicating a willingness to make trade concessions.
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GOP-controlled Senate on Thursday rejected Democratic calls to start withdrawing U.S. troops from Iraq by years' end
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...the two parties sought to define their election-year positions on a war that has grown increasingly unpopular.
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US may shoot North Koream Missile down
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The Bush administration is weighing responses to a possible North Korean missile test that include attempting to shoot it down in flight over the Pacific, defense officials told media.
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Wldfire threatening hundreds of homes and businesses early Monday spread to 3,000 acres near northern Arizona's scenic Oak Creek Canyon
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A wildfire threatening hundreds of homes and businesses early Monday spread to 3,000 acres near northern Arizona's scenic Oak Creek Canyon as firefighters prepared for another hot, dry and windy day.
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