The News International | Iraq war contractor ordered to pay $85 million San Angelo Standard Times A jury on Friday ordered an American military contractor to pay $85 million after finding it guilty of negligence for illnesses suffered by a dozen Oregon soldiers who guarded an oilfield water plant during the Iraq war. After a three-week trial, the ... Troops win $85m in Iraq health risk case Jury finds Iraq war contractor responsible for soldiers' diseases, orders $85 ... Soldiers win $85m compensation from Iraq war contractor |
Iraq war veteran challenges military on injury benefits The Seattle Times Iraq war veteran challenges military on injury benefits. The Defense Department is being taken to task over a rule that an injury during combat training doesn't qualify a veteran for the enhanced benefits provided for combat injuries. By Michael Doyle ... |
Press TV | Iraq police arrest prison head after al-Qaeda jailbreak The News International SAMARRA, Iraq: Iraqi police on Saturday arrested the head of a jail from which dozens of al-Qaeda militants escaped weeks ago, hours after he left hospital after being treated for wounds suffered in the incident. Brigadier General Laith al-Salmani is ... Iraq arrests warden in jailbreak investigation |
AFP | Iraq court hands Sunni VP 2nd death sentence Businessweek The verdict was the second death sentence for Tariq al-Hashemi in less than two months, and is likely to stoke further resentment among Iraq's minority Sunni Muslims against the Shiite-led government. The sentence is unlikely to be carried out any time ... Fugitive Sunni Iraq VP sentenced to death on second charge Fugitive Iraq VP handed second death term Iraq court hands Sunni vice-president 2nd death sentence |
KBR loses $85M suit by Iraq soldiers UPI.com The soldiers charged in the suit that KBR was negligent in the way it handled sodium dichromate, an anti-corrosion agent that contains the known carcinogen hexavalent chromium, at a compound in Iraq in 2003. The chemical was added to water that was ... |
Antiwar.com | Obama's Iraq ambassador: I wanted troops to remain in Iraq Foreign Policy (blog) Obama's former ambassador to Iraq, who served during the withdrawal of U.S. forces, was in favor of keeping some troops in the Iraq past the 2011 withdrawal date, he told The Cable in an interview today. COMMENTS (0) SHARE: Twitter. Reddit. Bookmark ... Report: $800 million is snuck out of Iraq each week Obama's Iraq Ambassador: I Wanted Troops to Stay in Iraq Iraq to have provincial vote in April |
DAWN.com | Insurgents shoot dead 3 soldiers in Iraq Sacramento Bee BAGHDAD -- Iraqi authorities say insurgents have gunned down three soldiers at a checkpoint near the country's capital. Police officials said that the early Saturday shooting took place in Taji, 20 kilometers (12 miles) north of Baghdad, and two other ... 3 killed in Iraq attacks Insurgents kill three Iraqi soldiers |
Iraq vet first at scene where boy died in wreck HeraldNet McCallon, who served two tours in Iraq, found 7-year-old Josiah A. Alves dead in the front passenger seat of a black BMW that had been reported as being driving erratically. Nicholas McCallon, 27, of Everett, with his newborn son, Nathan, was. Mark ... |
RT | Iraqi tourist sector hurt by Iran's currency pain Huffington Post NAJAF, Iraq — The plunge in Iran's currency is proving bad for business in neighboring Iraq. Yousif Jassim Mohammed would know. The Iraqi merchant's gift shop sits on prime real estate opposite the gold-domed Imam Ali shrine in Najaf, one of the ... The unfolding human catastrophe in Iran |
Al-Arabiya | After Saddam and war, Iraq's musicians see revival Al-Arabiya The once quiet courtyards of Baghdad's Institute of Musical Studies, located in the busy Sinak area, where violence was rife during the height of Iraq's sectarian violence in 2006 and 2007, are thriving again as the Iraqi capital enjoys a noticeable ... |