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- Internal Army Report Finds Early Missteps in Afghanistan
- At Least Six Americans Killed in Afghan Attack
- Briton Captured in 2007 Is Freed in Iraq
- Magazine Preview: What's a Bailed-Out Banker Really Worth?
- The Pogie Awards for the Year's Best Tech Ideas
- Texas Tech Fires Coach Mike Leach
- G.M. Extends Deadline for Saab Bids
- Provincial Governor Survives Iraq Bombings
- Texas Tech Fires Coach Mike Leach
| Internal Army Report Finds Early Missteps in Afghanistan | Top |
| U.S. forces, hamstrung by inadequate resources, missed opportunities to stabilize Afghanistan during the early years of the war, an unpublished Army history found. | |
| At Least Six Americans Killed in Afghan Attack | Top |
| A suicide bomber wearing an explosive vest made his way into an American base in southeastern Afghanistan, according to NATO military officials. | |
| Briton Captured in 2007 Is Freed in Iraq | Top |
| Peter Moore, who was kidnapped with four other Britons, is believed to be the only survivor. | |
| Magazine Preview: What's a Bailed-Out Banker Really Worth? | Top |
| Kenneth Feinberg, Washington's pay czar, has grappled more than anyone with the question of how much to pay executives at failed companies. | |
| The Pogie Awards for the Year's Best Tech Ideas | Top |
| The great, clever features of the year that somehow made it past the obstacles of cost, engineering and lawyers. | |
| Texas Tech Fires Coach Mike Leach | Top |
| Texas Tech Coach Mike Leach, who had come under fire the past few days for his treatment of a player, was fired on Wednesday. | |
| G.M. Extends Deadline for Saab Bids | Top |
| G.M. has set a Jan. 7 deadline for bidders, including Spyker Cars, which has been in talks to buy Saab for the last month. | |
| Provincial Governor Survives Iraq Bombings | Top |
| Attacks by two suicide bombers Wednesday in Ramadi killed at least 24 people, officials said. | |
| Texas Tech Fires Coach Mike Leach | Top |
| Texas Tech fired coach Mike Leach on Wednesday, just two days after he was suspended by the school as it investigated his treatment of a player with a concussion. | |
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