Osama `ad&#39; may not help either candidate
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President Bush tersely countered Osama bin Laden&#39;s videotaped attack ad yesterday, saying Americans won&#39;t be ``intimidated or influenced&#39;&#39; by the enemy - even as John F. Kerry
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Pervez Musharraf says he still gets the question a lot: When will Osama bin Laden and his top deputy be caught? The Pakistani president insists it's more important for his 100,000 troops on the Afghan border to root out the Taliban than search for al-Qaida leaders.
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The race for the White House has come down to one thing: who can best protect America. With just one week to go security and the war on terror continue to dominate the agenda.
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President Bush said Friday that the choice facing voters amounts to who can keep Americans safer from terrorists and that John Kerry does not measure up. Kerry's campaign accused the president of resorting to fearmongering out of desperation as the rivals exchanged accusations across battleground states.
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In the battle of pre-election terror tapes, Osama bin Laden is still the one and only Elvis around here. Little &quot;Azzam,&quot; whose red-blood rantings filled the TV airwaves Thursday night, was nothing but a one
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The US general who predicted Osama bin Laden would be captured or killed this year struck a decidedly cautionary note yesterday, saying he doesn&#39;t know when or if the mastermind of the Sept.
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It can be considered undiplomatic, and none of them actually gets to vote. But some foreign leaders and political figures haven't been able to resist the question: Bush or Kerry for U.S. president? Sometimes ...
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Islamabad - Pakistan on Monday rejected as &quot;politicking&quot; a United States official&#39;s weekend claim that Osama bin Laden was close to being captured.
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Who benefits from the last-minute surprise appearance of Osama bin Laden in the 2004 US presidential campaign? &quot;If Bush wins the elections, he will owe Bin Laden a favor,&quot; says London&#39;s
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Al Qaeda had a planâand it is working. Osama bin Ladenâs survival may be the Bush administrationâs biggest political failing.
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It&#39;s confounding that despite such issues as war, terrorism, jobs, wages, loss of US prestige abroad and the cost of health care and college, the two major presidential candidates and their surrogates are flinging meaningless mudballs with abandon.
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Al-Qaida's threat to attack the United States before the Nov. 2 election is geared less toward affecting the outcome of the presidential race than toward making a violent statement to Islamic extremists worldwide, senior counterterrorism officials said Monday.
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In its October 31 lead editorial, titled &quot;The Osama Surprise,&quot; The Washington Post predicted that the recently released taped message from Osama bin Laden would &quot;shift voters&quot; toward President George W. Bush: &quot;Maybe it [bin Laden videotape] was meant to
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Bush is losing hopelessly in the war of ideas. What the terrorists can teach him about strategy, propaganda and ideology.
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Forget the economy. The candidate has to find his voice on terrorism
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In the run-up to last year&#39;s invasion of Iraq, the Bush administration frequently cited alleged but largely circumstantial links between Osama bin Laden&#39;s terror network and a
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WASHINGTON As the presidential candidates prepare to devote their first debate, on Thursday, to foreign policy, it is an axiom of their campaigns that these men could not offer a starker choice on America&#39;s role in the world.