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Idaho soldiers in Iraq get visit from Secretary of Defense - KTVB Sun, 10 Apr 2011 19:01:00 GMT+00:00

Boston Globe

Idaho soldiers in Iraq get visit from Secretary of Defense KTVB COM CAMP LIBERTY, Iraq – Thursday, members of Idaho's 116th Cavalry Brigade stationed in Iraq got the chance to ask questions of Secretary of Defense Robert Gates. Gates touched on many topics, chief among those the current situation in Iraq. ... Pentagon's second thoughts on Iraq withdrawalmsnbc.com Defense Secretary Gates Visits Idaho Soldiers in BaghdadBoise Weekly The Hypocrisy of U.S. Military Withdrawal From IraqOpEdNews Korea Times -Examiner.com -Delaware County Daily Times all 168 news articles »

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Separate attacks kill six in Iraq - Press TV Mon, 11 Apr 2011 02:22:02 GMT+00:00

NEWS.com.au

Separate attacks kill six in Iraq Press TV Medical staff and authorities work at the scene, with the shrouded body of a jeweler, who was killed when masked gunmen attacked gold shops at the southwestern neighborhood of Baiyaa in Baghdad on May 25, 2010. Six Iraqis, including government ... Iraqi officials: 6 killed in bombings, assassinations in BaghdadCNN Muqtada al-Sadr Threatens Action if US Forces Stay in IraqThirdAge Big protest in Baghdad to demand U.S. leave IraqSan Francisco Chronicle Christian Science Monitor -Daily Beast -Voice of America all 473 news articles »

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Embassy helps Everett mother gets sons out of Iraq - The Seattle Times Sun, 10 Apr 2011 20:33:35 GMT+00:00

Embassy helps Everett mother gets sons out of Iraq The Seattle Times Ali, 14, and Saif, 12, were in Iraq. Home was in Everett. It was October, and they'd been in Iraq for almost 16 months. The boys' father, Medhi Al-Abadi, brought them for a summer visit and refused to let them return to the United States. ... and more »

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US soldier dies in non-combat incident in northern Iraq - Winnipeg Free Press Sun, 10 Apr 2011 20:04:02 GMT+00:00

US soldier dies in non-combat incident in northern Iraq Winnipeg Free Press By: AP BAGHDAD - An American soldier has died in what a US military statement is calling a non-hostile incident in northern Iraq. The military statement Sunday provided no details and withheld the soldier's name pending notification of next of kin. ... American Soldier Dies in Northern IraqKBOI US soldier killed in IraqPress TV Sunday: 1 US Soldier, 5 Iraqis Killed; 12 Iraqis WoundedAntiwar.com all 107 news articles »

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Hundreds March Through Manhattan For Peace - NY1 Sun, 10 Apr 2011 15:06:40 GMT+00:00

NY1

Hundreds March Through Manhattan For Peace NY1 Protesters marched from Union Square to Foley Square, calling for an end to the wars overseas and an immediate withdrawal of US forces from Iraq and Afghanistan. "We think that instead of being at war with Iraq or Afghanistan, the United States should ... More Photos From Yesterday's Massive Anti-War RallyGothamist NYC Demonstration against US Aggression Revitalizes Anti-War MovementCenter for Research on Globalization United National Antiwar Committee Draws Thousands To New York City's Union SquareHotIndieNews.com all 15 news articles »

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Iraq Blocks US Aid to Camp of Iranian Exiles After Clash - New York Times Sat, 09 Apr 2011 20:14:37 GMT+00:00

The Guardian

Iraq Blocks US Aid to Camp of Iranian Exiles After Clash New York Times The government of Iraq continued on Saturday to block the delivery of American humanitarian aid to Iranian exiles who were wounded in clashes with the Iraqi Army at a camp north of Baghdad, an American military spokesman said. ... US throws weight behind MKO: IRGCPress TV EU asks Iraq to let observers into Iranian exile camp after deathsMonsters and Critics.com Iran hails Iraq action on former rebelsAFP NCR-Iran.org (press release) -Zawya all 627 news articles »

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J & J Bribe Charge Is No Surprise - Seeking Alpha Sun, 10 Apr 2011 08:54:20 GMT+00:00

MiamiHerald.com

J & J Bribe Charge Is No Surprise Seeking Alpha The healthcare giant was charged by the US Securities and Exchange Commission with violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act by bribing public doctors in several European countries - and paying kickbacks to Iraq - to illegally obtain business. ... J&J Pays $70M To Settle Bribery AllegationsWall Street Journal Johnson & Johnson Will Pay $70 Million Over Bribery ClaimsBloomberg Johnson & Johnson to Pay $70 Million to Settle Bribery CaseThe Epoch Times Forbes (blog) -UPI.com -Courthouse News Service all 600 news articles »

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63 percent of people killed in Iraq war were civilians: report - Xinhua Mon, 11 Apr 2011 02:23:09 GMT+00:00

Xinhua

63 percent of people killed in Iraq war were civilians: report Xinhua BEIJING, April 10 (Xinhua) -- US-led wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have been causing huge civilian casualties with 63 percent of some 109000 people killed in the Iraq war being civilians, according to a report on the US human rights record released on ... and more »

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Iraq needs attention under continuation of challenges, UN official says - Middle East North Africa Financial Network Sun, 10 Apr 2011 07:50:00 GMT+00:00

Iraq needs attention under continuation of challenges, UN official says Middle East North Africa Financial Network (MENAFN - Aswat Al-Iraq) The UN Secretary General's Special Representative in Iraq, Ad Melkert, has said on Saturday that Iraq still needed continuous attention under the current challenges, despite fact that it had witnessed a clear progress during ... Will US Troops Stay in Iraq?Huffington Post (blog) UN envoy urges Iraq's leaders to address demands for jobs, services ...The Canadian Press Iraqis deserve to see dividends of recent democratic gains, UN envoy saysUN News Centre ReliefWeb (press release) all 139 news articles »

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Bills advance to grow voucher programs - Palm Beach Post Sun, 10 Apr 2011 14:51:37 GMT+00:00

Bills advance to grow voucher programs Palm Beach Post Winning numbers More than 200 men and women with ties to Florida have given their lives in Iraq and Afghanistan. Bills are advancing that would expand the state's three school voucher programs, which were instituted more than 10 years ago. ... and more »