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Iraq Suicide Bombers Kill up to 69

Two separate suicide bombings killed up to 69 people in Iraq, while the suspected leader of an al Qaeda-linked militant network was captured by Iraqi forces.

 

Soldiers pulled from Iraq, sent to Afghanistan

Soldiers pulled from Iraq, sent to Afghanistan

The soldiers had barely arrived in Iraq before they got new orders -- get ready for Afghanistan.

 

Police: Female suicide bomber kills 35, wounds 65 in Iraq

A female suicide bomber attacked a procession of Shiite pilgrims many of them women and children south of Baghdad on Friday ...

 

In Iraq, improved security boosts Maliki at polls

The prime minister is credited with a drop in violence in once-lawless parts of Iraq.

A young Sunni man strolling along the Tigris River hesitated when asked whom he had voted for in provincial elections today.

 

Cops order removal of shoe-thrower monument

Cops order removal of shoe-thrower monument

A sculpture honoring an Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at former President George W. Bush has been removed, the director of an Iraqi orphanage said Saturday.

 

Voting under way in Iraq provincial elections

Voting under way in Iraq provincial elections

Voting in Iraq began early Saturday in the war-ravaged country's important provincial elections.

 

Iraqis Stake Hopes on Election

Iraqis Stake Hopes on Election

Saturday's vote will be country's first since '05 and will determine leaders of 14 of 18 provinces.

 

Iraqis to vote in al Qaeda's last stronghold

Iraqis to vote in al Qaeda's last stronghold

An election in two days in Iraq's most violent province, where al Qaeda and other insurgents are making a last stand, could bring Sunni Arabs back into power and ease resentment that has fueled the bloodshed.

 

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