Conflict in Iraq

U.S. Policy on Soldier Suicide Challenged

The family of a soldier who killed himself in Baghdad is mounting a lobbying effort to overturn the longstanding policy preventing the president from sending condolence letters to families of troops who have committed suicide.

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POLTICAL HOT TOPICS: November 25, 2009

The CNN Washington Bureau’s morning speed read of the top stories making news from around the country and the world. WASHINGTON/POLITICAL For the latest political news: www.CNNPolitics.com New York Times: Official Charged With...

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UK envoy questions Jews on Iraq panel

UK envoy questions Jews on Iraq panel Jerusalem Post A British diplomat has criticized the appointment of two leading Jewish academics to the UK's Iraq Inquiry panel, stating it may upset the balance of the inquiry. Anti-war...

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UK panel begins hearings on country's role in war in Iraq

UK panel begins hearings on country's role in war in Iraq Washington Post LONDON -- Six years after the US-led invasion of Iraq, a panel probing Britain's role in the war began public hearings Tuesday, with the chairman...

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Iraq inquiry gets off to quiet start

Iraq inquiry gets off to quiet start Belfast Telegraph Over six-and-a-half years after Tony Blair defied opposition at home and abroad to invade Iraq, the official inquiry into the conflict finally began hearing evidence today....

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Maj. Hasan tried to get a military discharge before the massacre

Maj. Hasan tried to get a military discharge before the massacre Australia.TO That Maj. Hasan tried to get a military discharge before the massacre is largely being erased -- we're supposed to keep focusing on the Muslim part....

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'The Messenger': The ravages at home of a faraway war

"The Messenger" is a gripping Iraq war drama with Woody Harrelson and Ben Foster playing members of the Casualty Notification Office, who deliver news of soldiers' deaths. Movie review 'The Messenger,' with Woody Harrelson, Ben...

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Chilcot's panel makes hearing tame affair

Chilcot's panel makes hearing tame affair Mirror.co.uk The public examination of the most controversial military and foreign policy decision of the last 50 years began yesterday. As suspected, the inquiry into the 2003 Iraq War...

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British aware of Washington "drumbeats" before 9/11

The British government was aware of "drumbeats in Washington" in early 2001 calling for a change of regimes in Iraq but steered clear of such an aggressive policy before the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 that year, officials...

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Fort Lewis museum closes for renovation

Military history: Building expected to reopen in spring 2011 | If you’ve always wanted to check out the huge metal head and sword of Saddam Hussein brought back from Iraq, dioramas of famous battles, the jeep Gen. Norman...

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