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3:25 PM ET, July 8, 2007

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David Leppard / Times of London:
Car bombs are linked with Iraq's Al-Qaeda  —  AT least one of the suspects being quizzed over the alleged plot to set off car bombs in Britain was in recent contact with Al-Qaeda in Iraq, senior security officials said yesterday.  —  Scotland Yard's Counter Terrorism Command SO15 is understood …
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Clark Hoyt / New York Times:
Seeing Al Qaeda Around Every Corner  —  AS domestic support for the war in Iraq continues to melt away, President Bush and the United States military in Baghdad are increasingly pointing to a single villain on the battlefield: Al Qaeda.  —  Bush mentioned the terrorist group 27 times …
New York Times:
The Road Home  —  It is time for the United States to leave Iraq …
Nico / Think Progress:
Conyers Raises Specter Of Impeachment, Highlights Support For Removing Bush And Cheney  —  This morning on ABC's This Week, House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers (D-MI) highlighted the new American Research Group poll showing that nearly half of Americans want the House of Representatives …
Discussion: QandO
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Atrios / Eschaton:
Things I Don't Understand  —  What possible authority does the White House have to try to prevent a former employee from testifying about something?  How can the White House "not let her" testify?  —  Obviously if she doesn't want to testify they can play legal games to try to prevent …
Peter Baker / Washington Post:
White House Will Deny New Request In Attorneys Probe  —  The White House has decided to defy Congress's latest demand for information regarding the dismissal of nine U.S. attorneys, sources familiar with the decision said yesterday.  Such an action would escalate the constitutional struggle and propel it closer to a court showdown.
ABCNEWS:
White House Subpoena Battle Escalates
Discussion: CNN Political Ticker
Michael Isikoff / Newsweek:
Why Bush Gave Scooter Libby a Pass
Sarah Baxter / Times of London:
Powell tried to talk Bush out of war  —  THE former American secretary of state Colin Powell has revealed that he spent 2½ hours vainly trying to persuade President George W Bush not to invade Iraq and believes today's conflict cannot be resolved by US forces.
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Faiz / Think Progress:
'I tried to avoid this war.'  —  Former Secretary of State Colin Powell revealed that he spent 2.5 hours "vainly trying to persuade President George W. Bush not to invade Iraq and believes today's conflict cannot be resolved by U.S. forces.  'I tried to avoid this war,' Powell said at the Aspen Ideas Festival in Colorado.
Joe Gandelman / The Moderate Voice:
Smelly Journalism Dept: Fred Thompson's Wife  —  To those of you who roll your eyes and groan when you hear people go on and on about the biased news media that injects its personal opinions into news stories and peppers them with assumptions that the writer more than "critics say" seems to hold, roll your eyes no longer.
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Robert Sandall / Times of London:
Live Earth fails to pack large-scale punch  —  It did what it said on the poster - but no more.  The British leg of Live Earth started at 1.30 pm sharp with a thunderous five-minute drum fanfare by a 20-odd troupe of flailing percussionists, battering a miscellany of ethnic skinned instruments.
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Glenda Cooper / Washington Post:
Live Earth London's Glacial Pacing
Discussion: Tim Blair
John Amato / Crooks and Liars:
Sen. Schumer says they are thinking of calling Patrick Fitzgerald in for questioning  —  While talking about the Scooter Libby commutation on Face the Nation, Sen. Schumer said he talked to Pat Leahy about calling Patrick Fitzgerald in for questioning about Bush and Cheney because they didn't talk …
Ed Morrissey / Captain's Quarters:
Getting Closer To Omar  —  Pakistan announced the capture of senior Taliban figures, including two close aides to Mullah Omar, just a few hours ago.  Security forces captured four high-value targets in two raids in the city of Quetta: … Pervez Musharraf survived another assassination attempt …
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Charles Haviland / BBC:
Pakistan arrests 'Taleban aides'
Discussion: The Strata-Sphere
Chuck Plunkett / Denver Post:
Back-to-back Colo. fundraisers for Sen. Clinton  —  Aspen - Sen. Hillary Clinton drew powerful, deep-pocketed crowds at a pair of fundraisers here Saturday, speaking at length on issues from health care to the environment to removing American troops from Iraq.
Discussion: WorkingForChange and Sirotablog
James Love / The Huffington Post:
Nuclear Profileration as a campaign issue  —  Reports over the weekend that the Bush Administration has given a green light for the government of Kazakhstan to buy 10 percent of Westinghouse, in return for the transfer of uranium-processing technology to the state-run uranium firm KazAtomProm …
Discussion: The Newshoggers and New York Times
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Pakistan Daily Times:   Kazakhstan to pay $486.3m for US N-reactor
Washington Post:
Administration Shaving Yardstick for Iraq Gains  —  Goals Unmet; Smaller Strides to Be Promoted  —  The Iraqi government is unlikely to meet any of the political and security goals or timelines President Bush set for it in January when he announced a major shift in U.S. policy …
Ynetnews:
US closer to cracking Iran's nuclear secrets  —  Defecting intelligence general reveals new ways in which Iran is trying to enrich uranium, build nuclear bomb.  Has no new information regarding Ron Arad  —  Ronen Bergman  —  Iraqi general, Ali Reza Asgari, who disappeared in Istanbul last February …
Discussion: The Strata-Sphere
 
 
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