More on Iraq
By Ned Parker and Salar Jaff, Los Angeles Times
Two American soldiers were killed when at least one Iraqi soldier opened fire at a military training base in northern Iraq, and a third...
By Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
Even as supporters of firebrand Shiite cleric Muqtada Sadr rejoiced at his return to Iraq, some in the country's Shiite Muslim majority...
By Ned Parker, Saad Fakhrildeen and Raheem Salman, Los Angeles Times
His beard now flecked with gray, Muqtada Sadr studied the thousands of faithful who pushed and jostled one another Saturday, craning...
By Saad Fakhrildeen, Ned Parker and Salar Jaff, Los Angeles Times
In the latest example of waning American influence in Iraq, anti-U.S. cleric Muqtada Sadr returned home from Iran, where he had gone in 2007...
By Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
Two U.S. soldiers were killed in action in central Iraq over the weekend, the military announced Monday.
By Ned Parker and Raheem Salman, Los Angeles Times
Father Nadheer Dako started the last day of 2010 with a funeral service for an elderly couple killed by a bomb during a string of attacks...
By Nawaf Jabbar and Salar Jaff, Los Angeles Times
Suicide bombers killed at least 17 people at government headquarters in western Iraq's Anbar province Monday, in the second attack in less...
By Raheem Salman, Los Angeles Times
Rimon Metti's family will go to Christian services on Christmas Day, but his relatives will be praying for their own survival and...
By Saad Fakhrildeen and Raheem Salman, Los Angeles Times
The 14-year-old boy, Ali, had refused to give up his stationery to the teenage bullies, witnesses said, so the youths waited for him after...
By Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
Iraq's parliament finally ended a nine-month political vacuum Tuesday, confirming Prime Minister Nouri Maliki for a second term at the...
By Ned Parker and Raheem Salman, Los Angeles Times
Iraq's parliament knocked away one of the last barriers to forming a new government Saturday when it struck down a ban on three Sunni Muslim...
By Paul Richter and Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
The U.N. Security Council voted Wednesday to lift key sanctions on Iraq, in a major step to restore the nation to the international standing...
By Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
In the sacred Shiite city of Najaf, where women hide themselves behind dark robes and head scarves, 15-year-old Ban wears the wrong kind...
Ned Parker and Raheem Salman, Los Angeles Times
A suicide car bomb killed at least 13 people Sunday in the western province of Anbar as militants continued a campaign of periodic attacks...
By Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
They arrive nearly every day, these sad, strange e-mails from Iraq.
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 Borzou Daragahi, Los Angeles Times
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...