While looking up an article reference, I landed on Newsweek's Iraq page.

This is just a copy and paste sampling. It's pretty hard to paint Newsweek as anything other than thoroughly anti-war.

Dickey: Body Counts
The Pentagon secretly keeps track of many grim statistics in Iraq. The numbers are not encouraging.
• A Deadly Guessing Game
• Zakaria: Like a Country Without Oxygen

PHOTO GALLERY
Blood and Tears
• Intense violence swept across Iraq as the country's first democratic government assumed power in Baghdad. Here, in pictures, the horror and heartbreak.

APRIL 2005

• Ross Perot’s ‘Welcome Home’ for Vietnam Vets
At one event to mark the anniversary of the fall of Saigon, Vietnam vets are getting the recognition many feel is long overdue.
• Iraq: Another Hard-Fought Deal Falls Apart
• Dickey: Remembering Aid Worker Marla Ruzicka

MARCH 2005

• ‘An Illegal, Immoral Order’
An American soldier explains why he is refusing to fight in Iraq
• Nordland: Inside Iraq's Political Impasse
• To the Front

FEBRUARY 2005
• Winning Isn't Everything
Now that Iraq's ballots are all in, the real campaign has begun
• Q&A: Iraqi Women Struggle for Equality
• Iraq: What Sistani Wants

JANUARY 2005
• Iraq Election: 'The Cities Were Not Bathed in Blood’
It was hardly a perfect election. But against all odds, Election Day brought unexpected hope and gaiety to the streets of Baghdad
• Iraq Interrogation
• Lorraine Ali: Why I Voted in Iraq’s Election

DECEMBER 2004

• Dickey: How the Mideast Could Look in 2020
The next two decades could bring more prosperity, self-respect and democracy to the Middle East. But first, we must all address the power of collective memory
• Terror Watch: Obstacles in Oil-for-Food Query
• Iraq: A U.S. General on Armor and Zarqawi

NOVEMBER 2004

• Seven Rough Days in Iraq
With fewer Western journalists covering the war-torn nation, the true grim picture of continued violence isn’t getting out. Our correspondent reports on the last week.
• Rules of Engagement
• Zakaria: Hearts, Minds and Fallujah

OCTOBER 2004

• Q&A: Portraits of Disabled Iraq Veterans
A new book profiles some of the U.S. soldiers who lost limbs, sight or health in Iraq. What happens to them now?
• Terror Watch: Who’s Really Behind Insurgency?
• Dickey: How Important is Catching Zarqawi?

SEPTEMBER 2004

• ‘We Need to Be More Proactive’
A British imam discusses his mission to plead for the release of Kenneth Bigley—and how European Muslims should respond to hostage situations
• Dickey: Iraq, Four More Years From Now
• Q&A: Terry Waite on the Iraq Hostages

AUGUST 2004

• Eyewitness to a Siege
Life among the snipers and the worshipers in a holy city held hostage
• Talk Transcript: Saving Eden
• Taunts, Traps and Tests

JULY 2004
• Beneath the Hoods
Many of the tortured at Abu Ghraib were common criminals, not terrorists
• Dickey: October Surprises
• Dickey: Can This Mayor Rebuild Baghdad?

JUNE 2004

• Iraq After the Occupation
Iraqis fervently hope that their new government can do better than their incompetent occupiers
• Dickey: Iraq’s Dictator-in-Waiting?
• Iraqis React to Handover

MAY 2004
• Liu: Getting Away With Murder?
The Najaf ceasefire raises questions about when—and if—Moqtada al-Sadr will ever face trial on charges of murder and theft
• Iraq's Shahristani on Handover, Abu Ghraib
• New Questions for Iraq Prison Commander

APRIL 2004
• Iraq: War of Perceptions
The U.S. military is devising a plan to end the siege of Fallujah. But will it win on the battleground of Iraqi public opinion?
• Mean Streets
• Should Images of War Dead be Banned?

MARCH 2004

• Attacks on Journalists Hamper Coverage
Insurgents are mixing up their tactics in Iraq, increasingly targeting journalists and other foreigners—and making it hard for news organizations to staff their bureaus in Baghdad
• Fineman: Is Fallujah the New Somalia?
• War Stories: Stress Takes Its Toll in Iraq

FEBRUARY 2004

• The Iraqi Handover: Will the Date Slide?
Worried about civil war, some Bush insiders want to delay the Iraqi handover past June. The Bush political team sees that as a very bad idea. And so does Iraq's administrator
• Holding the Line
• The Tale of The Lying Defector

JANUARY 2004

• Taking Tea—and Iraq's Pulse—in Baghdad
Our correspondent canvasses the cafés of Baghdad to find out what the average Iraqi thinks of the U.S. occupation
• Dickey: Bush’s Bad Judgment on Iraq Intel
• Terror Watch: Is CIA Really to Blame for Iraq Intelligence?

DECEMBER 2003

• How We Got Saddam
'Don't shoot,' the bearded, submissive man said to the soldiers. He was Saddam Hussein, hiding in a hole, the man the Pentagon called 'High Value Target Number One.' The story of his capture--and what's next.
• Dickey: Did U.S. Capture Saddam's Mojo?
• Zakaria: The 'Republic of Fear' Is Dead

NOVEMBER 2003

• Chinook Down
The chopper attack that killed 16 U.S. soldiers provided the most frightening indication yet that the shadowy Iraqi insurgency is growing more sophisticated and more deadly
• Lessons of History
• Iraq’s Donkey Desperadoes

OCTOBER 2003

• The World’s Most Dangerous Place
Even before the al Rashid attack and car bombings, life in Baghdad was a daily dance with death
• Show Me the Money
• The Other Casualties

SEPTEMBER 2003

• Another Bomb in Baghdad
Latest attack has political subtext
• The Only Way Out Is Forward
• Dickey: Pride and Prejudices

AUGUST 2003

• A Mighty Fall
Tariq Aziz was once the international face of Saddam’s regime. Now his family is angry that U.S. troops are still keeping him prisoner
• Darkness Visible
• Roughest Region

JULY 2003

• ‘They Hide in Plain Sight’
A guerrilla-war expert assesses the tactics used against American troops in Iraq—and how the U.S. soldiers should be trained to fight back
• Excessive Force?
• Longing for Home

JUNE 2003

• Uday’s Home Movies
Saddam Hussein’s son left behind an extensive video collection in his palaces—many of the films featuring himself
• ‘I Said, “Please, God, Don’t Kill Me”’
• Deadly Hot

MAY 2003

• Attacks on the Rise
Two U.S. soldiers were killed and nine wounded on Tuesday in Iraq. It was the most serious attack since major combat was declared over on May 1. Does this mark a new phase of violence?
• Coming Out of the Shadows
• ‘Why Rumsfeld Is Wrong’

APRIL 2003

• On Baghdad’s Frontlines
NEWSWEEK’s Kevin Peraino, embedded with the Third Infantry Division, filed this on-scene report on the battle for the Saddam International Airport
• Aiding the Enemy
• Saddam's Victims: The ‘Abu Earless’ Brigade

MARCH 2003
• Embed Report: The Final Hours
The battalion that fired the first shots of the last gulf war is given its orders to begin fighting this one
• Analysis: Not What America Expected
• ‘We Will Turn Bush Into a Dog’