Blast kills U.S. soldier, wounds 4
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — A U.S. military patrol and Iraqi police discovered 23 bodies — many of them handcuffed and strangled — in various ...
Kuwaiti predicts price drop
VIENNA, Austria (AP) — OPEC all but abandoned the idea of cutting production at a meeting Wednesday, and Kuwait's oil minister predicted price...
Rice says U.N. review nears
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — U.S.-led coalition forces and Iraq's authorities may be violating international law by arbitrarily detaining thousands o...
JERUSALEM — Israel's defense minister advised the incoming Palestinian prime minister today to fear for his life if Hamas militants start attacking Israel again.
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At least 14 killed by explosions
BAGHDAD, Iraq — Iraq's president said today he would convene the new parliament for the first time on Sunday, beginning a 60-day countdow...
BAGHDAD, Iraq — President Jalal Talabani on Saturday underscored the need for a unity government in Iraq after a spasm of sectarian killing and said he had been assured ...
Says U.S. can be a partner
NEW DELHI — Applauding newly warming U.S.-India relations, President Bush said today that Americans should not respond to this nation's explodi...
4,024 reported killed in 2005
BAGHDAD, Iraq — Insurgency-related violence last year killed more than twice as many Iraqi civilians — 4,024 people — as Iraqi soldiers and ...
Curfew keeps streets quiet
BAGHDAD, Iraq — Unidentified gunmen fired mortars and stormed an electricity substation in a southeastern Baghdad suburb, killing at least nine...
It will be his 1st visit there
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — When President Clinton visited Pakistan six years ago, he said much was wrong in the impoverished Islamic nation: It ...
