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The U.S. military confirms the two leaders of al-Qaida in Iraq have been killed in a joint operation with Iraqi forces.

The recount is limited, but it could upend the narrow victory of a coalition led by a former prime minister.

Top U.S. general in Iraq says all combat troops will be out of Iraq by September, skirts questions about departure.

The investigative organization WikiLeaks on Monday released military video of what it describes as three incidents of an "indiscriminate slaying" by U.S. forces near Baghdad on July 12, 2007.

Three car bombs exploded in rapid succession in Baghdad on Sunday, killing at least 20 people and injuring 55 others, authorities said.

The death toll from two bombs that struck a crowded market in Iraq's mainly Sunni Diyala province rose to 59, police said on Saturday, as politicians started coalition talks to form a new government.

When the votes were all finally counted, Iraq’s election left almost everything unresolved, from who would finally rule the country to whether American combat troops would be able to leave on schedule by August.

Electoral Commission is fraught with accusations of fraud in wake of March 7 parliamentary vote.

Thousands of protesters carried signs reading "Indict Bush Now" and flag-draped cardboard coffins on Saturday, urging President ...

A secular challenger to Iraq's prime minister has again edged ahead in parliamentary elections now that the vote count is nearly ...