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A Victory Yet to Come
Afghans face the hard reality of a long fight against insurgents.
September 10, 2006

Taliban rampage in Ghazni
U.S. commander lectures local leaders and blames police corruption for the attacks and bombings.
September 10, 2006

Blurring of enemy lines
Special Report: Identifying the enemy can be difficult; mistakes can be costly, in lives, allegiances.
September 14, 2006

Restraint even facing death
When hit by the enemy, troops are taught to send this strong message: Ordinary Afghans can trust them.
September 17, 2006

Slow fight to build an army
U.S. troops try to knit disparate militias into a national Afghan force.
September 21, 2006

For Afghan women, the veil prevails
Some take up high office, but most face a long battle for recognition and equality.
September 24, 2006

Salvaging fragments of the giant Buddhas
The Taliban shelling left the statues in bits. Should they be restored?
October 2, 2006

Afghan golf course with real hazards
Forget about water holes. Think land mines and rocket attacks at this Afghan links.
October 9, 2006

Africa's star rising
Nigeria offers a portrait of steady Catholic growth on the
continent — even producing a surplus of priests, some of whom
end up here. Conflicts with Islam are a worry.
June 8, 2006 (Don't miss the multimedia links)

A world away
A Nigerian priest's efforts to belong in Pa.
June 8, 2006

Venezuelan list targets Chavez's foes
Opposition supporters say they have been frozen out of jobs, pensions, scholarships.
June 4, 2006

Biden calls for 3-way division of Iraq
He said partitioning the country would defuse tensions. The White House disagreed.
May 2, 2006

Calif. terror case weakens in court
Five Muslims were arrested in June. Now only two are on trial. Some see a pattern of big cases falling apart.
April 4, 2006

On the plunder patrol
Marine Col. Matthew Bogdanos got so fired up in recovering stolen Iraqi antiquities that he widened the mission as a civilian prosecutor.
February 28, 2006

A day for Muslims to air grievances
Historically, Friday prayers are well-suited to organizing the Islamic community.
February 11, 2006

Muhammad's image is far from a rarity
He is portrayed in Western and Islamic art. Not all Muslims say it's wrong.
February 9, 2006

Muhammad cartoon reveals unrest
Did other, unprinted cartoons fan fires?
February 7, 2006

A media dilemma: The rest of a story
Muslim anger at cartoons depicting Muhammad has been reported, but few U.S. outlets are showing the images.
February 4, 2006

The Offense: A huge cultural divide goes back centuries
The Danish cartoon controversy
February 3, 2006

Other recent work

A Victory Yet to Come Afghans face the hard reality of a long fight against insurgents. September 10, 2006

Taliban rampage in Ghazni U.S. commander lectures local leaders and blames police corruption for the attacks and bombings. September 10, 2006

Blurring of enemy lines Special Report: Identifying the enemy can be difficult; mistakes can be costly, in lives, allegiances. September 14, 2006

Restraint even facing death When hit by the enemy, troops are taught to send this strong message: Ordinary Afghans can trust them. September 17, 2006

Slow fight to build an army U.S. troops try to knit disparate militias into a national Afghan force. September 21, 2006

For Afghan women, the veil prevails Some take up high office, but most face a long battle for recognition and equality. September 24, 2006

Salvaging fragments of the giant Buddhas The Taliban shelling left the statues in bits. Should they be restored? October 2, 2006

Afghan golf course with real hazards Forget about water holes. Think land mines and rocket attacks at this Afghan links. October 9, 2006

Africa's star rising Nigeria offers a portrait of steady Catholic growth on the continent — even producing a surplus of priests, some of whom end up here. Conflicts with Islam are a worry. June 8, 2006 (Don't miss the multimedia links)

A world away A Nigerian priest's efforts to belong in Pa. June 8, 2006

Venezuelan list targets Chavez's foes Opposition supporters say they have been frozen out of jobs, pensions, scholarships. June 4, 2006

Biden calls for 3-way division of Iraq He said partitioning the country would defuse tensions. The White House disagreed. May 2, 2006

Calif. terror case weakens in court Five Muslims were arrested in June. Now only two are on trial. Some see a pattern of big cases falling apart. April 4, 2006

On the plunder patrol Marine Col. Matthew Bogdanos got so fired up in recovering stolen Iraqi antiquities that he widened the mission as a civilian prosecutor. February 28, 2006

A day for Muslims to air grievances Historically, Friday prayers are well-suited to organizing the Islamic community. February 11, 2006

Muhammad's image is far from a rarity He is portrayed in Western and Islamic art. Not all Muslims say it's wrong. February 9, 2006

Muhammad cartoon reveals unrest Did other, unprinted cartoons fan fires? February 7, 2006 A media dilemma: The rest of a story Muslim anger at cartoons depicting Muhammad has been reported, but few U.S. outlets are showing the images. February 4, 2006

The Offense: A huge cultural divide goes back centuries The Danish cartoon controversy February 3, 2006

Other recent work

A Victory Yet to Come
Afghans face the hard reality of a long fight against insurgents.
September 10, 2006

Taliban rampage in Ghazni
U.S. commander lectures local leaders and blames police corruption for the attacks and bombings.
September 10, 2006

Blurring of enemy lines
Special Report: Identifying the enemy can be difficult; mistakes can be costly, in lives, allegiances.
September 14, 2006

Restraint even facing death
When hit by the enemy, troops are taught to send this strong message: Ordinary Afghans can trust them.
September 17, 2006

Slow fight to build an army
U.S. troops try to knit disparate militias into a national Afghan force.
September 21, 2006

For Afghan women, the veil prevails
Some take up high office, but most face a long battle for recognition and equality.
September 24, 2006

Salvaging fragments of the giant Buddhas
The Taliban shelling left the statues in bits. Should they be restored?
October 2, 2006

Afghan golf course with real hazards
Forget about water holes. Think land mines and rocket attacks at this Afghan links.
October 9, 2006

Africa's star rising
Nigeria offers a portrait of steady Catholic growth on the
continent — even producing a surplus of priests, some of whom
end up here. Conflicts with Islam are a worry.
June 8, 2006 (Don't miss the multimedia links)

A world away
A Nigerian priest's efforts to belong in Pa.
June 8, 2006

Venezuelan list targets Chavez's foes
Opposition supporters say they have been frozen out of jobs, pensions, scholarships.
June 4, 2006

Biden calls for 3-way division of Iraq
He said partitioning the country would defuse tensions. The White House disagreed.
May 2, 2006

Calif. terror case weakens in court
Five Muslims were arrested in June. Now only two are on trial. Some see a pattern of big cases falling apart.
April 4, 2006

On the plunder patrol
Marine Col. Matthew Bogdanos got so fired up in recovering stolen Iraqi antiquities that he widened the mission as a civilian prosecutor.
February 28, 2006

A day for Muslims to air grievances
Historically, Friday prayers are well-suited to organizing the Islamic community.
February 11, 2006

Muhammad's image is far from a rarity
He is portrayed in Western and Islamic art. Not all Muslims say it's wrong.
February 9, 2006

Muhammad cartoon reveals unrest
Did other, unprinted cartoons fan fires?
February 7, 2006

A media dilemma: The rest of a story
Muslim anger at cartoons depicting Muhammad has been reported, but few U.S. outlets are showing the images.
February 4, 2006

The Offense: A huge cultural divide goes back centuries
The Danish cartoon controversy
February 3, 2006