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10:45 AM ET, February 19, 2007

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New York Times:
Al Qaeda Chiefs Are Seen to Regain Power  —  Senior leaders of Al Qaeda operating from Pakistan have re-established significant control over their once battered worldwide terror network and over the past year have set up a band of training camps in the tribal regions near the Afghan border …
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Muneeza Naqvi / Associated Press:
66 die in India-Pakistan train attack  —  DEWANA, India - A pair of explosions on a train headed for Pakistan set off a fire that killed at least 66 people, some of whom became trapped when a train door was fused shut by the heat of the flames.  Officials said the attack was aimed at disrupting improving relations between the rivals.
Discussion: Gateway Pundit
Daveed Gartenstein-Ross / Counterterrorism Blog:   N.Y. Times: Al-Qaeda Gaining Strength in Pakistan, Waziristan Accord Has Failed
Allahpundit / Hot Air:   NYT: Everything comin' up roses for Al Qaeda in Waziristan
Michael van der Galien / The Moderate Voice:   Al Qaeda Leaders Regaining Power
Joe / AMERICAblog:   Al Qaeda is making a comeback. Bin Laden is still in charge.
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Jonathan Martin / The Politico:
McCain Runs a Different Race
Discussion: Outside The Beltway and Power Line
David D. Kirkpatrick / New York Times:
As Clinton Runs, Some Old Foes Stay on Sideline  —  Back when Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton was first lady, no one better embodied what she once called the "vast right-wing conspiracy" than Richard Mellon Scaife.  —  Mr. Scaife, reclusive heir to the Mellon banking fortune …
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Bill Sammon / Examiner:
Some mull idea of Sen. Bill Clinton  —  WASHINGTON - If Hillary Rodham Clinton wins the presidency, some top Democrats would like to see her husband, former President Bill Clinton, appointed to serve out Hillary's unexpired Senate term.  —  "As a senator, he'd be a knockout," said Harold Ickes …
Bushra Juhi / Associated Press:
Two Soldiers Killed in Iraq Base Attack  —  BAGHDAD, Iraq — Insurgents launched a brazen coordinated attack on a U.S. combat post Monday, sending in a suicide bomber and clashing with American troops.  Two U.S. soldiers were killed and 17 wounded, the military said.
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Associated Press:
Explosions Rattle Baghdad Neighborhoods
Robert D. Novak / Washington Post:
Murtha in Command  —  After 16 undistinguished terms in Congress, Rep. John P. Murtha at long last felt his moment had arrived.  He could not keep quiet the secret Democratic strategy that he had forged for the promised "second step" against President Bush's Iraq policy (after the "first step" …
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James Glanz / New York Times:
Iraqi Sunni Lands Show New Oil and Gas Promise  —  In a remote patch of the Anbar desert just 20 miles from the Syrian border, a single blue pillar of flanges and valves sits atop an enormous deposit of oil and natural gas that would be routine in this petroleum-rich country except for one fact: this is Sunni territory.
William Wan / Washington Post:
Maryland to Unveil the Page That Began a New Chapter  —  George Washington's Resignation Speech Left the U.S. Military in Civilians' Hands  —  It was a speech so moving the crowd wept.  It was a speech so personally important George Washington's hand shook as he read it until he had to hold the paper still with both hands.
CNN:
Reid: Iraq war 'worst foreign policy mistake' in U.S. history … WASHINGTON (CNN) — After months of heated rhetoric slamming President Bush's Iraq policy, the Senate's top Democrat moved into new terrain by declaring the Iraq war a worse blunder than Vietnam.  —  "This war is a serious situation.
Zachary A. Goldfarb / Washington Post:
Campaign Strengthens For a Voting Paper Trail  —  Efforts are intensifying in Congress to pass legislation that would require electronic touch-screen voting machines used in federal elections to provide paper trails that could be checked in the case of a recount.
Michael Barone / Real Clear Politics:
The Misuses of Intelligence  —  Last week, we had a couple of object lessons in how to use — or misuse — foreign intelligence.  —  The first emerges from reports by U.S. military authorities in Iraq that weapons have been used there against American forces which seem highly likely to have come from Iran.
Discussion: Dr. Sanity and PrairiePundit
David Adam / Guardian:
Climate change: scientists warn it may be too late to save the ice caps  —  A critical meltdown of ice sheets and severe sea level rise could be inevitable because of global warming, the world's scientists are preparing to warn their governments.  New studies of Greenland and Antarctica …
Washington Post:
The Hotel Aftermath  —  Inside Mologne House, the Survivors of War Wrestle With Military Bureaucracy and Personal Demons  —  The guests of Mologne House have been blown up, shot, crushed and shaken, and now their convalescence takes place among the chandeliers and wingback chairs …
Tom Shales / Washington Post:
Fox News Channel's '1/2 Hour News Hour': Right Funny, in Spots  —  Can political conservatives be funny?  George F. Will and William F. Buckley Jr., among a few others, are great wits, but that's different from setting out to generate peals of laughter throughout the land, and managing to do it.
Discussion: Hot Air
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Alessandra Stanley / New York Times:
It's Reported, They Mock, You Decide
Discussion: Hot Air and WuzzaDem
Mahmoud Habboush / NY Daily News:
Killer's daughter admits it was political  —  GAZA CITY - Ali Abu Kamal's relatives say they are tired of lying about why the Palestinian opened fire on the observation deck of Empire State Building, killing a tourist and injuring six other people before committing suicide.
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Mark Leibovich / International Herald Tribune:
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Bill Maxwell / St. Petersburg Times:
White House delivers surge in lies, hypocrisy
Jeff Jacoby / Boston Globe:
Irreconcilable positions: support troops, oppose war
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