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Pakistan’s leader says world losing Afghan war

Paisley Dodds
President Zardari says more long-term help is needed, dismisses questions about his country's links to the Taliban

Taliban code of conduct seeks to win hearts, minds

Matiullah Achakzai
A newly circulated document urges members to "treat civilians according to Islamic norms and morality"

Study ties civilian deaths to attacks on U.S. forces

Anne Gearan
Each time troops accidentally kill Afghan citizen, insurgents retaliate with six assaults, according to NATO data

In bed with the Army: A reporter in Afghanistan

Ann Jones
Creature comforts and tedium characterize much of the experience on the front lines. Should war be this cushy?

Tim Pawlenty takes his “hot wife,” bland adequacy to Iowa

Alex Pareene
The Minnesota governor wants to be the GOP's second choice for president in 2012

Officials state Afghan goals, rip Wikileaks

Anne Gearan
War-supporting talking points emphasize modest objectives, and criticize Assange for creating a hindrance

Christiane Amanpour hosts ABC’s ‘This Week’

Frazier Moore
Pelosi, Gates and Krugman participate in the former CNN reporter's first Sunday talk show

Don’t call Obama the next LBJ

Steve Kornacki
Afghanistan may be as unwinnable as Vietnam was, but Democrats won't give Obama the boot the way they did with LBJ

WikiLeaks: Not a scoop, but still news

Scott Rosenberg
The media should seize this opportunity to remind the public how the Afghan war impacts their lives

White House: Don’t post more secret war papers

Associated Press
On NBC, Robert Gibbs said WikiLeaks' publishing more documents will lead to more trouble

Soldier accused of leaking secrets flown to U.S.

Associated Press
Bradley Manning was flown Thursday to Quantico Marine Base where he will be held while awaiting trial

Army report: Service is failing suicidal soldiers

Anne Gearan
Record number of deaths the result of brass not seeing or doing nothing about signs of stress such as drug abuse

Time’s brutal, brutally effective new cover image

Mary Elizabeth Williams
The shocking picture of a mutilated Afghan woman may be a struggling magazine's plea for attention -- but it works

Obama on “The View”: The end of civilization!

Rebecca Traister
Critics fume, but his appearance is a weird, respectable mix of questions about race and Justin Bieber

The end of (military) history?

Andrew Bacevich
Recent armed conflicts involving Israel and America show that the Western way of war has failed

2nd US sailor’s body recovered in Afghanistan

Deb Riechmann, Amir Shah
NATO officials refused to explain why the two deceased service members were in such a dangerous part of Afghanistan

Why we ignored two huge stories

Michael Barthel
In the last two weeks, two major newspapers reported two major stories, but Americans mostly yawned

This week in Change

Glenn Greenwald
Tens of billions more for war, threats to prosecute WikiLeaks, major expansion of the surveillance state

Wednesday link dump: Say a little prayer

Alex Pareene
Lies about lynching, lies about Muslims, and lies about gold

WikiLeaks: U.S. knew of contractor bribes to Taliban

Justin Elliott
War logs describe how taxpayer dollars go to insurgents for protection money along trucking routes

US att’y general: Probe seeking Afghan leak source

Sarah El Deeb
Whether criminal charges will be brought depends on how investigation proceeds, Eric Holder claims

House votes on pared-down bill to fund war

Jim Abrams
Democratic leaders reluctantly accept the $59 billion legislation; more than $30 billion for 30,000-troop surge

Hit list draws fire in wake of leaked US documents

Lolita C. Baldor
Elite special-ops unit Task Force 373, with its killing of children, at the center of controversy

Charlie Rangel releases poignant campaign video

Alex Pareene
The embattled, ethically challenged congressman reminds us that people used to love him
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