By Liz Sly and Caesar Ahmed
With an air of practiced efficiency, Iraqis strolled down the potholed, trash-strewn streets of this oil-rich city to vote Sunday.
By Ned Parker and Raheem Salman
Hassan Suneid remembers the time the cattle prod stopped working as his guards were torturing him.
By Alexandra Zavis
For years, they have cringed at Hollywood's portrayals of the Iraq and Afghan wars. And don't get them started on the inaccuracies in the...
By Bob Pool
His plan was to use his Army experience to jump-start his life.
By Ned Parker
Dozens of mortar rounds thudded across Baghdad on Sunday morning and at least 12 people were killed as Iraqis went to the polls in an...
By Saad Fakhrildeen and Ned Parker
A car bomb ripped through a parking lot used by pilgrims in the Shiite holy city of Najaf on Saturday, killing three people in an attack...
Associated Press
Anti-American cleric Muqtada aSadr, in a surprise news conference on the eve of the Iraqi election, has urged his followers to turn out...
By Liz Sly
In the once-turbulent Sunni enclave of Adhamiya, hope that the elections Sunday will herald a dramatic change in Iraq's leadership mingles...
By Henry Chu
Don't blame me -- I was just the money- man.
By Saad Fakhrildeen
A car bomb exploded in the Shiite holy city of Najaf early Saturday, killing three people and wounding 54 others on the eve of Iraq's...