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Probe finds Haditha killings unprovoked
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A preliminary military inquiry found evidence that U.S. Marines killed two dozen Iraqi civilians in an unprovoked attack in November, contradicting the troops' account, U.S. officials said on Wednesday.
US sets conditions for joining Iran talks
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States, in a major policy shift toward Iran, offered on Wednesday to join European nations in talks with Tehran if it suspends a uranium enrichment program that Washington says will lead to a nuclear bomb.
Iraq PM declares state of emergency in Basra
BASRA, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraq's new prime minister declared a one-month state of emergency in the city of Basra on Wednesday, vowing to strike with an "iron fist" against gangs and feuding Shi'ite factions threatening vital oil exports.
US tightens security on New England-Canada border
DERBY LINE, Vermont (Reuters) - The United States has tightened security with Canada in its northeast corner to the dismay of businesses and residents accustomed to crossing the world's longest undefended border with little more than a wave of a hand or a flash of a driver's license.
Bush assures Rwandan leader of Darfur aid
Bush said after talks with Kagame that the Rwandan leader said he was "concerned about whether or not the United States will honor its commitments."
US pleads self-defense in riots
KABUL (Reuters) - U.S. troops fired in self defense when a road accident in Kabul triggered a riot, the military said on Wednesday, as Afghan lawmakers demanded the prosecution of a soldier driving a runaway truck that killed at least five people.
NY Democrats back Clinton's reelection bid
BUFFALO, New York (Reuters) - Hillary Rodham Clinton, the former first lady widely expected to run for her husband's old job in the White House, on Wednesday won the enthusiastic endorsement of New York Democrats in her bid for re-election to the U.S. Senate in November.
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