More on Iraq
By Asso Ahmed and Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
A double bombing killed at least 27 people, almost all of them police officers, and wounded dozens in a parking lot outside the main...
By Ned Parker and Raheem Salman, Los Angeles Times
Maybe it's the sandstorm that puts a thin crust of brown dust on Baghdad's Tahrir Square. Or the silver-haired man in a matching suit,...
By Ned Parker, Raheem Salman and Salar Jaff, Los Angeles Times
Six months after agreeing to form a national unity government, Prime Minister Nouri Maliki and his secular rival Iyad Allawi are again...
By Raheem Salman and Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
The suspected mastermind of October's gruesome massacre at a Baghdad church attempted a daring jailbreak Sunday and killed several police...
By Raheem Salman, Los Angeles Times
A suicide bomber killed at least 16 people in southern Iraq on Thursday as the country braced for attacks from Al Qaeda in Iraq in the...
By Faye Fiore, Los Angeles Times
Rosemary Brown is standing over the grave of her son at Arlington National Cemetery when someone catches her eye. It's a boy in khaki shorts...
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— An Iraqi army raid last week on Camp Ashraf left 34 Iranian exiles dead, according to a U.N. spokesman who on Thursday offered the...
By Alexandra Zavis, Times Staff Writer
The war veterans gathered amid the tranquil gardens and arched walkways of the Mission San Luis Rey in Oceanside. In a circle, they sat...
By Raheem Salman, Los Angeles Times
When the bomb went off, I was in the market with my wife and youngest son.
By Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
The last seven tortuous months of bickering and bartering to form Iraq's government? It was a garden party compared to the political endgame...
By Liz Sly, Los Angeles Times
Iraqis danced in the streets when U.S. troops withdrew from their cities a little over a year ago. After the last American combat brigade...
By By Ned Parker and Raheem Salman, Los Angeles Times
Plainclothes security men wait in the lobby of the Mnawi Basha Hotel. Giant clocks advertise the time in New York and Dubai. A British man...
By Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
The top U.S. commander in Iraq warned Tuesday that Iranian-supported militants might try to attack U.S. soldiers as they leave the country...
By Liz Sly, Los Angeles Times
On the outskirts of this former insurgent stronghold, Munir Ibrahim Ismail and his family have taken up residence in an American military...
By Ned Parker and Raheem Salman
The small group of men and women wait outside concrete barriers leading to Iraq's Central Criminal Court. They stand by the cheap wooden...
By Ned Parker
Hundreds of Sunni men disappeared for months into a secret Baghdad prison under the jurisdiction of Prime Minister Nouri Maliki's military...
By Liz Sly
It was lucky for us that the suicide bombers struck first at two other hotels, and that the one who targeted our hotel was forced by...
By T. Christian Miller
After the invasion of Iraq, the U.S. military discovered that rebuilding the country and confronting an insurgency required a weapon not...
By Saad Khalaf
After I survived my first bombing, I said to myself, I won't see worse than this. Then I survived my second bombing...
By Ned Parker and Raheem Salman
A suicide bomber Sunday killed 10 police officers and wounded 19 others who had gathered at the site of a failed car bomb attack on the U.S....
By Karen Kaplan, Los Angeles Times
As if U.S. troops serving in Iraq didn’t face enough risk to life and limb already, these servicemen and women are putting their long-...