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NewsMax has obtained a photo straight from Iraq - and the battle between U.S. soldiers and Saddam's now-deceased offspring. Click the link below to see a photo of U.S. soldiers, in the middle of their firefight with Uday and Qusay. See the missile in flight, fired from a Humvee in the street. Notice the spent shell casings on the ground ... there are not that many; there would have been more had we used all our firepower on the murderous scum, proving the fact that we gave them a chance, and when they didn't surrender ... well, they started the...

The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. agents have reportedly found some evidence of a weapons program in Iraq, but the CIA refused to discuss any details with lawmakers. Democrats, critical of the searches that have thus far proved to be fruitless, questioned President Bush's reasons for ordering the U.S.-led invasion. "There was no imminent danger, and we should never have gone to war," said Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. CIA adviser David Kay, who is serving as a special adviser for the weapons search, told lawmakers on Thursday that inspectors have found physical evidence of Iraqi activity on weapons...

#1 - Tab (Thomas Boldt), The Calgary Sun, Alberta, Canada #2 - Petar Pismestrovic, Kleine Zeitung, Austria #3 - Jean Veenenbos, Austria, Der Standard #4 - "Carlucho" Carlos Villar, El Economista, Mexico City, Mexico #5 - Peter Nicholson, Melbourne, Australia #6 - Bill Leak, Sydney, Australia

Neighbors say owner of home gave up Hussein's sonsSome call sheik 'traitor' after coalition forces learned about guests 07/24/2003Associated Press MOSUL, Iraq – Sheik Nawaf al-Zaydan Muhhamad is blamed by his neighbors for tipping off coalition forces that Saddam Hussein's sons Uday and Qusay were staying with him and his family. If true – and American officials won't say – Sheik Muhhamad, who is a cousin of Mr. Hussein's, will suddenly be $30 million richer. In any case, he's already become an outcast in his neighborhood. The U.S. occupation administration had offered $15 million each for information leading to...