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Donald Trump's Criticism Of Barack Obama, Hilary Clinton As 'Co-Founders' Of ISIS Called 'False'
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's characterization of US President Barack Obama and Democratic rival Hillary Clinton as "co-founders" of the ISIS terrorist group drew swift rebuke on Thursday as "false" and "unhinged."
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Trump Lauds Saddam, Says He Killed Terrorists 'So Good'
Republican Donald Trump is again praising former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's ruthlessness, saying he killed terrorists "so good."
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Iraqi Man Who Took A Sledgehammer To Saddam Hussein's Statue Wants Him Back
It is an image seared in the minds of war-ready and war-weary Americans alike. Just weeks after the invasion of Iraq, American armored vehicles bore down on Firdos Square in downtown Baghdad, where an emboldened man had already taken a sledgehammer to the base of a statue of Saddam Hussein.
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Ex-UK Prime Minister Tony Blair Apologises for 'Mistakes' in Iraq, Admits it Led to Rise of ISIS
Britain's ex-leader Tony Blair again apologised today for certain aspects of the 2003 invasion of Iraq, adding there were "elements of truth" to the view it was connected to the rise of the Islamic State group.
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US, Shiite Fighters Not Working Together at Iraq Base: Pentagon
The Pentagon said on Tuesday that there are some Shiite fighters at an Iraqi military base where Washington just sent 450 reinforcements, but they were not working with US forces, underscoring concerns over links with the sectarian fighters.
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WikiLeaks near release of secret US war documents
The WikiLeaks website appears close to releasing what the Pentagon fears is the largest cache of secret US documents in history -- hundreds of thousands of intelligence reports compiled after the 2003 invasion of Iraq.US officials said Friday they were racing to contain the damage from the imminent release, while NATO top official told reporters he...
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Iraq's ancient ruins face new looting
The looting of Iraq's ancient ruins is thriving again. This time it is not a result of the "stuff happens" chaos that followed the American invasion in 2003, but rather the bureaucratic indifference of Iraq's newly sovereign government. Thousands of archaeological sites -- containing some of the oldest treasures of civilization -- have been left un...
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Donald Trump's Criticism Of Barack Obama, Hilary Clinton As 'Co-Founders' Of ISIS Called 'False'
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's characterization of US President Barack Obama and Democratic rival Hillary Clinton as "co-founders" of the ISIS terrorist group drew swift rebuke on Thursday as "false" and "unhinged."
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Trump Lauds Saddam, Says He Killed Terrorists 'So Good'
Republican Donald Trump is again praising former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's ruthlessness, saying he killed terrorists "so good."
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Iraqi Man Who Took A Sledgehammer To Saddam Hussein's Statue Wants Him Back
It is an image seared in the minds of war-ready and war-weary Americans alike. Just weeks after the invasion of Iraq, American armored vehicles bore down on Firdos Square in downtown Baghdad, where an emboldened man had already taken a sledgehammer to the base of a statue of Saddam Hussein.
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Ex-UK Prime Minister Tony Blair Apologises for 'Mistakes' in Iraq, Admits it Led to Rise of ISIS
Britain's ex-leader Tony Blair again apologised today for certain aspects of the 2003 invasion of Iraq, adding there were "elements of truth" to the view it was connected to the rise of the Islamic State group.
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US, Shiite Fighters Not Working Together at Iraq Base: Pentagon
The Pentagon said on Tuesday that there are some Shiite fighters at an Iraqi military base where Washington just sent 450 reinforcements, but they were not working with US forces, underscoring concerns over links with the sectarian fighters.
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WikiLeaks near release of secret US war documents
The WikiLeaks website appears close to releasing what the Pentagon fears is the largest cache of secret US documents in history -- hundreds of thousands of intelligence reports compiled after the 2003 invasion of Iraq.US officials said Friday they were racing to contain the damage from the imminent release, while NATO top official told reporters he...
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Iraq's ancient ruins face new looting
The looting of Iraq's ancient ruins is thriving again. This time it is not a result of the "stuff happens" chaos that followed the American invasion in 2003, but rather the bureaucratic indifference of Iraq's newly sovereign government. Thousands of archaeological sites -- containing some of the oldest treasures of civilization -- have been left un...
