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The Need for a Stable Iraq
After nearly three decades of formal silence, representatives from the U.S. and Iran met in Baghdad yesterday and agreed on the need for a stable Iraq. On Reporter's Notebook, anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan pulls up stakes outside the President's Crawford ranch and heads for home.
By Sara Terry • • 30m ListenAfter nearly three decades of formal silence, representatives from the U.S. and Iran met in Baghdad yesterday and agreed on the need for a stable Iraq. On Reporter's Notebook, anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan pulls up stakes outside the President's Crawford ranch and heads for home.
Sara Terry guest hosts.
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2 storiesIran and the U.S.; Nuclear Enrichment and Government Crackdown
For the first time in twenty eight years, the United States sat down to official talks with Iran. The subject was the war in Iraq.
Read the story20 minCindy Sheehan Does an About-Face on the Anti-War Movement
Five acres of land in Crawford, Texas were put up for sale today by anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan. Sheehan, whose son was killed in Iraq in 2004, captured the media spotlight when she camped outside President Bush’s Crawford ranch hoping to meet with him. She bought the land near downtown Crawford as a permanent site for protesters.
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