WASHINGTON - The Bush administration on Friday softened its hardline stance on how to thwart Iran's suspected nuclear arms program, agreeing to suppor
March 11, 2005

WASHINGTON - The Bush administration on Friday softened its hardline stance on how to thwart Iran's suspected nuclear arms program, agreeing to support a European plan that offers economic incentives for the Tehran government to give up any weapons ambitions...read on

It sure looks like a The White House has finally started to work with Europe. Funny how things change right after the election.

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