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...officials can hardly claim that they have a clear plan to contain the rebellion. Among U.S. allies abroad and politicians from both parties at home, calls are growing for the Administration to revamp its strategy for bringing Iraq under control and establishing the conditions for a rapid transfer of power to Iraqis. None of the options are painless, and all risk making things worse before they get better. But the U.S. cannot afford to wait until Iraq becomes an unwinnable quagmire. Here are three possible options to prevent that...
Morgalis gave up a solo shot to Columbia outfielder Ray Waters in the top of the second, but that was all the scoring he would surrender. The Cincinnati standout, a transfer from Notre Dame, looked dominant on the mound, giving up only five hits and two walks and striking...
Morgalis, a Cincinnati native and transfer from Notre Dame, limited Columbia to one run on five hits in eight strong innings Friday, frustrating the Lions with a mix of pinpoint fastballs and devastating sliders. That performance came less than a week after Morgalis’ masterpiece—the first complete game shutout by a Harvard pitcher in more than a year—against Cornell in a 3-0 win April...
...Pachachi's harsh words signal a crisis for the U.S.-appointed Governing Council, which is currently Washington's most likely candidate for assuming the sovereign power that the Bush administration hopes to transfer on June 30. Iyad Alawi, another long-time U.S. ally in the rotating presidency of the IGC resigned at the weekend, as did the IGC's human rights minister, and others warned that they may follow suit. The Council was not consulted about the U.S. plans in Fallujah and to go after the Sadr movement. Instead, Council members found themselves having to defend themselves in the face...
...More immediately, the response of the IGC and the Iraqi security forces to the events of the past week has raised serious doubts over the viability of the U.S. plan to transfer authority on June 30 to an as-yet undetermined Iraqi interim government. Even Kuwait, Washington's closest ally in the Arab world and the staging ground for the invasion, warned on Sunday that Iraq would break apart if the Bush administration insists on sticking to a June 30 deadline that it says would inevitably result in a weak Iraqi government...