Word: huntly
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...diverting U.S. resources from the hunt for al-Qaeda terrorists in Pakistan and Afghanistan and going after non-existent weapons of mass destruction (WMD) in Iraq, Bush has jeopardized world peace and cheated the American public. As each day passes, the U.S. will find it more and more difficult to extricate itself from the mess in Iraq. Navnith Krishnan Bangalore, India...
...that make the most of his accomplishments and make hamburger out of Kerry's record. Earlier this month a top Bush official told TIME those spots gave Bush a 10-to 12-point boost in the race. They might now be given credit for just keeping Bush in the hunt...
...travel on the edge. He is riding in a Black Hawk helicopter as it tears across the skies of central Iraq, skimming treetops and flushing startled sheep out onto the grassy pastures beneath. As always, the general's entourage of three choppers is shadowed by Apache helicopter gunships, hunting for the hunters--the insurgents who may lurk below and would like nothing better than to shoot down another symbol of the American occupation. This one would be a particular prize: as the head of the U.S. military's Central Command, Abizaid is the Pentagon's man in the Middle East...
...Hunt for Osama As we reported in "Did Clinton Do Enough?" [UNITED STATES, April 26], the 9/11 commission interviewed former President Bill Clinton about the steps his Administration took to stop Osama bin Laden. Clinton's statements have not been fully disclosed, but here's what we reported 51/2 years ago about what the Clinton White House...
...Russians in 1999, came to power last October in an election the human-rights organization Moscow Helsinki Group described as "fraudulent." His installation was crucial to Putin's "Chechenization" policy; Kadyrov would take the pressure off Russian troops by using his private army, known as the Kadyrovtsi, to hunt down the rebels. But Kadyrov had enemies of his own, from committed separatists who regarded him as a Kremlin stooge to some Russian security and military officials wary of his growing autonomy. One of those foes killed him on May 9 by placing a bomb inside a concrete pillar beneath...