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U.S. keeps a low profile ahead of Iraq elections
As Iraqi lawmakers repeatedly miss deadlines for writing the new law urgently needed for elections to go ahead in January -- and for U.S....
Army reservist chooses deployment over college
There are 136,707 military reservists and National Guard members on active duty, the Pentagon reported last week.
U.S. concerned about Iraq election law delay
As the commander of U.S. ground forces in Iraq, Army Lt. Gen. Charles H. Jacoby Jr. will play a key role in making the assessments on...
Woman who police say was run over by her father dies
A young Iraqi woman whose father allegedly ran her down with his car because she had become too Westernized died from her injuries Monday.
A soldier's injuries cripple body and mind
Peter Sinclair rummaged through the closet and found what he was looking for.
Iraq beefs up security in Baghdad after bombings
The Iraqi government launched a massive security operation in Baghdad as Iraqis buried their dead Monday, a day after a pair of suicide...
Struggling Iraq vet may lose his anchor
The nightmares still plague him. The terrifying mortar attacks. The loss of an Albanian soldier and ally, mutilated by shrapnel. The Iraqi...
Baghdad blasts: Bloodshed and mayhem
It was shortly after 10 a.m. when Baghdad provincial council member Mohammed Rubaie left his office with a bodyguard who needed a ride. They...
In Iraq, a father gains connection but not closure
When Navy Lt. Cmdr. Bill Krissoff deployed to Iraq earlier this year, his assigned job was to serve as a physician at the military...
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