Excerpts of Iraq Study Group report
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Here are excerpts from portions of the Iraq Study Group report, which was being released Wednesday:
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The bipartisan Iraq Study Group plans to recommend to President Bush that he threaten to reduce economic and military support for Iraq's government if it fails to meet specific benchmarks intended to improve security in the country, a source familiar with the report said yesterday.
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A new U.S. intelligence report described a deteriorating situation in Iraq that could erode further with Iraqi-on-Iraqi violence driving much of the unrest, according to part of the document obtained Friday.
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A letter found in Iraq shows that the group sees the war as a boon for its cause.
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Description: A classified cable written by the CIA&#39;s outgoing station chief in Baghdad, the contents of which were reported in The New York Times, paints a bleak future for Iraq.
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Maps, charts, facts and figures about life in post-Saddam Iraq
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Following are excerpts from President Bush's remarks Monday to U.S. troops at al-Asad air base in Iraq, as transcribed by the White House:
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A U.S. intelligence report before  the Iraq war warned that an American invasion could lead to  rogue elements fighting the new Iraqi government and U.S.  forces, sources familiar with the report said on Tuesday.
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A text of President Bush's news conference Monday, as transcribed by CQ Transcriptions:
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A Bush administration report on Iraq shows satisfactory progress on eight benchmarks, unsatisfactory progress on another eight and mixed results on the other two
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Reaction to the Iraq Study Group's recommendations:
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he following is the transcript of remarks delivered by Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi to the joint session of Congress. Mr. Speaker, Mr.
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Description: Documents newly released by the government reveal more charges of detainee abuse in Iraq. The files, obtained through a year-old request under the Freedom of Information Act, document court-martials
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Description: A report by a top US weapons inspector says there are no stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. But it cites evidence that Saddam Hussein intended to revive a weapons program eventually.
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Fourteen months ago, a 300-page Defense Department-sponsored research paper titled "Iraq Tribal Study: Al-Anbar Governorate" was completed and delivered to the Pentagon. That report -- put together by a distinguished group of retired military counterinsurgency specialists and academics, each with...
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Reaction to the final report from the Iraq Survey Group, which found no evidence Iraq produced any weapons of mass destruction after 1991:
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WASHINGTON , Sep 17 (MASNET &amp; News Agencies) - A draft report by the top US weapons inspector in Iraq offers a detailed examination of Saddam Hussein&#39;s intent to produce chemical, biological and nuclear weapons, but no evidence stockpiles existed at the