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The U.S. intelligence community sent its latest assessment of the situation in Iraq to Capitol Hill on Tuesday, according to congressional sources, but the findings will likely stay secret.

The National Intelligence Estimate updates the previous assessment, which was completed last August.

Although the key judgments of the August review and one done in January 2007 were made public, Director of National Intelligence Mike McConnell said he wants to return to the previous long-standing policy of keeping the entire report secret. Read full article »

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