U.S. running low on troops for Iraq
U.S. doesn't have the manpower to sustain the Iraq war, many contend.

Strident minority: Anti-Bush troops
Strong pockets of troops opposed to the President are popping up in Iraq.

Most British voters want troops out
Seventy-one percent want PM Blair to set firm withdrawal date.

Al-Qaeda will vote for Bush says envoy
British envoy in Italy says Bush 'best recruiting sergeant' for terrorists.

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