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President Bush, saying "normalcy is returning back to Iraq," argued last year's U.S. troop "surge" has improved Iraq's security to the point where political and economic progress are blossoming as well. Bush coupled his de
The State Department has instructed all personnel at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad not to leave reinforced structures due to incoming insurgent rocket fire that has killed two American government workers this week. [yup, going swell]
Part I & Part II
Fighters have struck at the heart of the Iraqi administration, with the heavily defended Green Zone in Baghdad coming under repeated mortar barrage.
"Armed men stormed his home at a time when there were clashes in his neighbourhood," a security official with the interior ministry said. "They burnt his home and stole two cars and weapons before fleeing with him."
Rolling Stone contributing editor Jenny Eliscu will be the featured guest on the Scott Horton Show at Antiwar Radio
Troop levels in Iraq would remain nearly the same through 2008 as they have been through most of the five years of war there, under plans presented to President Bush on Monday by the senior American commander and the top American diplomat in Iraq, se
Many citizens react to their rulers like little kids who recognize that a stranger is acting suspiciously and may be up to no good — but then decide whether to trust the man depending on the type of candy he pulls from his pockets.
In President Bush's view, former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein was "a guy that tried to kill my dad." Now the same Pentagon report that disproved an Iraq-al Qaeda link also calls into question the 1993 plot that spurred former President
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki arrived in Basra, accompanied by his ministers for defense and interior, to personally supervise the operation. For Maliki, this is a crucial show of force. For the past 3 years, the Iraqi government had little influenc
Former New Republic reporter Spencer Ackerman on the Scott Horton Show at Antiwar Radio
A cease-fire critical to the improved security situation in Iraq appeared to unravel when a militia loyal to radical Shiite Muslim cleric Muqtada al Sadr began shutting down neighborhoods in west Baghdad and issuing demands of the central government.
Iraq's radical Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr threatened a countrywide campaign of civil revolt as security forces battled his militiamen in the southern city of Basra. Fighting raged from early morning in areas of Basra controlled by Sadr's
We have passed the five-year anniversary of George W. Bush's bungled war in Iraq. What has it gained the American people? I'm afraid the answer is nothing. Let's look at the accomplishments.
Last week marked the 5th anniversary of the Untied States' invasion and occupation of the sovereign nation of Iraq.
You can't stop watching this video. It really bothers me. It is just a man talking to the camera.
5 years ago last week, the US military's "shock and awe" campaign lit up the Baghdad sky. 5 years later, with hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and 4000 Americans dead, we should pause and reflect on just what has been gained and lost.
David Kay was charged by the Bush administration with finding weapons of mass destruction in Iraq after the invasion. Instead of finding weapons, though, he found what he told SPIEGEL was 'the biggest intelligence fiasco of my lifetime.'
The Iraq catastrophe isn't down to mistakes or lack of planning, but a refusal to accept that people will resist foreign occupation.
In the months leading up to the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, the Bush administration threatened trade reprisals against friendly countries who withheld their support, spied on its allies, and pressed for the recall of UN envoys that resisted US pressur
The Army says McDonald suffered a severe head wound in Iraq in a bomb blast but what caused his death six months later was undetermined, which keeps him off the casualty list.
Four U.S. soldiers were killed by a bomb blast in southern Baghdad late Sunday, raising the death toll for American forces since start of the war to 4,000, according to the Pentagon.
Oh, lucky you! What a privilege you've been given by your Emperor, who so earnestly wishes he were young enough to join you on the front lines! (Or not. I'm betting on "not.")
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It has been 500 days since the Democrats were elected to the majority in Congress and the Senate. They promised NOT to impeach anyone in the Bush Administration, NOR interfere in funding the war. Promises kept.
Here's the captured documents recently released showing the lack of links between Saddam Hussian and Al-Qaeda. It comes in 5 volumes, along with Dept of Defense's report on these same documents.
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U.S. Senate candidate Murray Sabrin will be the featured guest on the Scott Horton Show at Antiwar Radio.
U.S. Senate candidate Murray Sabrin will be the featured guest on the Scott Horton Show at Antiwar Radio.
President George W. Bush said he had no regrets about the unpopular war in Iraq despite the "high cost in lives and treasure" and declared that the United States was on track for victory. With a touch of the swagger he showed early in the w
