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Bob Woodward: U.S. Spied on Iraqi Prime Minister | Journalist's book reveals sharp dissent in administration, points to "groundbreaking" covert tactics that shaped course of war.

Steve Luxenberg


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Is the Old Eli Back?

The League | The Giants won, but will Manning be the difference between mediocrity and continued success? The experts weigh in.

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Under God: McCain's Conversion: Political Ploy?

Is the Old Eli Back?

The League | The Giants won, but will Manning be the difference between mediocrity and continued success? The experts weigh in.

eli manning

Under God: McCain's Conversion: Political Ploy?

McCain's Conversion:
Spiritual or Political?

Under God | John McCain calls himself a Baptist now, but he hasn't been baptized as one or joined a Baptist church.

John McCain

Talk: Comment Sniping, GOP Non-Breakthrough

Saudi Texts Teach Hate

Jack Fairweather | Killing gays, Jews, and unbelievers? Yes, say Saudi textbooks used at Islamic schools worldwide.

On Faith: Women: VP, Yes; Reverend, No

Smart Living

Playing With Color

Home & Garden | Decorative painter Sunny Goode explains how painting, color washing and stenciling can spice up children's bedrooms.
Imagination at Play
Galvanized Parties Head Toward the Homestretch

Analysis | With conventions over, advisers to McCain and Obama foresee the same competitive race, but with some of the battle lines redrawn.

Dan Balz

Which One's the Real Reformer?

McCain, Obama vie for "reformist" mantle, but what watchword means is open to interpretation.

Jonathan Weisman

Unemployment Soared in Aug.

Employers shed 84,000 jobs, exceeding analysts' expectations; rate is highest in five years.

Neil Irwin and Heather Landy | 5:06 p.m. ET

Libyan Relations Thawing

Secretary of state makes historic visit to Tripoli - the first by top U.S. diplomat in 50 years.

Glenn Kessler | 6:37 p.m. ET

Gustav Forces Red Cross to Debt

Nation's biggest disaster-aid charity says it has raised less than $5M toward $70M relief effort.

Philip Rucker

Bhutto Widower Eyes Presidency

On eve of parliamentary vote, Pakistan's Asif Ali Zardari may challenge his wife's onetime nemesis.

Candace Rondeaux

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