Iraq
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court wants to hear what the Obama administration thinks before deciding whether to hear an appeal from former detainees at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq over claims of abuse by defense contractors.
PORTLAND, Ore. - A federal magistrate has ruled that a lawsuit by Oregon Army National Guard veterans against contractor Kellogg Brown & Root can continue.
BAGHDAD - Iraq's election commission says it is sending to the Supreme Court for ratification the results of the March vote, except those for Baghdad province.
BAGHDAD - A U.S. military jury has cleared a Navy SEAL in an abuse case involving an Iraqi prisoner accused of masterminding an attack that left four Blackwater security contractors dead.
LONDON - Former Prime Minister Tony Blair faces harsh questioning Friday on the 2003 decision to invade Iraq - the fateful decision blamed by many for cutting short his political career.
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- Iranian group: health care blocked at Iraq camp
- US to drop shooting case against Blackwater guard
- Woman awarded $3M in assault claim against KBR
- Marines, corpsman to be removed in Iraqi death
- FIFA warns Iraq to stop meddling in soccer
- Trial of British contractor in Iraq postponed
- Report: Blackwater OK'd $1M plan to pay off Iraqis
- Settlement falls through in Blackwater civil suit
- Military contractors sued over Iraq "burn pits"
- State Department employee accused of taking bribes
- Ex-Army master sergeant pleads guilty to bribery
- Saddam officials on trial for dissident slaying
- Father: Iraqi perhaps slain in UK revenge attack
- Court: Contractor's rape case can go to trial
- UK military police investigate new Iraq rape claim
- Former soldier to be sentenced in rape, murders
