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Rove's New Mission: Survival

E. J. Dionne Jr.

| Karl Rove's power has not been diminished; his role has changed to fit the times.

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Dan Froomkin: Rove's Loss

Fix the Intelligence Mess

David Ignatius

| The reorganization of U.S. int.elligence agencies is not working. It needs to be fixed, now.

The Generals' Dangerous Whispers

Charles Krauthammer

| A dissident party within the military that is alien to America will be created if Rumsfeld's critics force the rest of America's generals to take sides.

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Don't Blame Just Us

John W. Snow

| Major economies other than the U.S. must promote increased domestic consumption and move away from dependence on exports.

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