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Four U.S. troops killed in Iraq roadside blasts

Roadside bombings in Iraq killed four American troops and seven Iraqis in a flurry of attacks Tuesday corresponding with a Muslim holy month when insurgents regularly step up their fighting.

Iraq: Death toll from huge suicide blast soars

The death toll from Saturday's suicide truck bombing in northern Iraq -- the deadliest single attack this year -- has risen to 80, a police official said.

Obama to troops in Iraq: 'Thank you'

The White House released this transcript of President Obama's remarks to U.S. troops Tuesday at Al Faw Palace -- Camp Victory -- in Baghdad, Iraq.

U.S. deaths in Iraq down 66 percent from last year

American military deaths in Iraq have dropped dramatically this year, a trend observers attribute to the lasting effects of the U.S.-led surge offensive, more robust Iraqi security performance and civilians' disgust with warfare.

Iraqi lawmakers reject draft bill extending stay of non-U.S. troops

After heated arguments, the Iraqi parliament turned down the first draft of a bill Saturday that would have allowed foreign troops, including British forces, to remain in Iraq after the U.N. mandate expires on December 31.

Coalition nations leave Iraq as security improves

The U.S.-led coalition in Iraq is swiftly dwindling as security and stability return to the country, and by January only the United States and five other nations are likely to remain, according to a top military officer.

U.S. says business jet forced down in Iran

The U.S. military coalition in Iraq confirmed Tuesday that a business jet -- not a U.S. military aircraft -- was recently forced down in Iran due to an airspace violation.

U.S. military says al Qaeda in Iraq mastermind dead

Coalition forces in Baghdad have killed the man believed to be the mastermind of recent bombings in the Iraqi capital, the U.S. military said.

New U.S. commander takes over in Iraq

Gen. Ray Odierno on Tuesday took command of U.S. forces in Iraq, marking the end to Gen. David Petraeus' tenure, which saw a reversal in the country's rising violence.

U.S. military 'regrets' killing 2 children in Iraq operation

The U.S. military "sincerely regrets" that it killed two children in a helicopter attack on militants linked to a suspected al Qaeda in Iraq leader, a colonel with Multi-National Force-Iraq said Thursday.

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