Jon Stewart interviews President Musharraf September 26, 2006 Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf was served tea and Twinkies as the first head of state to appear on The Daily Show. Musharraf had barely thanked Stewart for the jasmine green tea and the cream-filled cake popular with American children when host Jon Stewart started the interview Tuesday with a curve ball, suddenly asking the Pakistani leader: "Where's Osama bin Laden?" "I don't know," replied Musharraf. "You know where he is? You lead on, we'll follow you."

Washington PostPervez Musharraf resigns as president of Pakistanguardian.co.uk�- 50 minutes agoExpectations that the former army chief and firm US ally would go had been mounting since the coalition government, led by the party of the assassinated former prime minister Benazir Bhutto, said this month it planned to impeach him.Musharraf announces his resignation International Herald TribuneMusharraf gives live TV address BBC NewsBloomberg�- AFP�- ABC Online�- Aljazeera.netall 4,347 news articles

As promised, Pakistan’s Pervez Musharraf today lifted the state of emergency that he imposed a few weeks ago. While the state of emergency was in place, Musharraf’s government conducted a number of operations against terrorist groups, inc...

Musharraf’s party suffered a huge defeat in elections yesterday in Pakistan. The question today is, will he resign? Or, better yet, will he be forced to resign? The late Benazir Bhutto’s party, Pakistan People’s Party, won 87 seats s...

The main party backing President Pervez Musharraf has admitted defeat in Pakistan's elections.

With his new alleged 4 point plan to resolve the Kashmir issue, this dictator thinks he can be remembered as a champion for peace. He wants autonomous governance rights given to Kashmir. Strong words from a man who doesn't even trust his own country with democracy. Here's an idea Mr. Musharraf. Why don't you fix the sectarian violence in your own country before trying to fix the rest of the world. Idiots all over the place. India has shed way too much blood to just get up and leave from Kashmir for Pakistan to promptly set up camp for all the extra militants.Where can I throw up?