BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Twin suicide car bombs targeting two government buildings including the justice ministry killed at least 30 people and wounded 40 in central Baghdad on Sunday, police said, in the bloodiest attack in the capital for months. Violence has fallen in Iraq since U.S.-backed tribal sheikhs helped wrest control from al Qaeda militants and Washington sent extra troops, but attacks are still... [read full story]
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