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WCCO-TV Anchor Don Shelby and photojournalist Tom Aviles took a Humvee ride with the soldiers on a mission to deliver a very in-demand doctor to an Iraqi hospital, Don Shelby reports (2:30).

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A group of Kurdish rebels recently crossed from Iraq into Turkey in a gesture of support for a Turkish government plan to end the 25-year Kurdish conflict. Among them was PKK commander Murat Karayilan, second in command of the rebel movement.

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WCCO-TV Anchor Don Shelby and Photojournalist Tom Aviles report on the Minnesota National Guard's 34th Infantry Division, also known as the "Red Bulls," in Iraq. (1:38)

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Recalling the fallen who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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The only men are the ones standing guard outside: welcome to the first bank reserved exclusively for women. In the holy town of Najaf, one establishment has provided female-only staff for a female-only clientele. Duration: 01:25

More than 60 soldiers and policemen have been arrested over the massive bomb blast in Baghdad early this week.

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After years of curfews and the dangers of the night, Baghdad's residents are starting to step out for evening entertainment. For the first time since the war in 2003, the National Theatre has raised its curtains for shows after dark. Duration: 02:02

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New video of deadly bombing in Iraq; used wine barrels become art in France

Iraqi authorities have released new images of the bomb blasts which killed 155 people earlier this week.

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Group with ties to Al Qaeda says it is behind deadly blasts in Iraq that killed 155 people

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Al Qaeda-linked terror group claims responsibility for Baghdad bombings

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The Baghdad Provincial Administration on Tuesday released a video which it said showed CCTV footage of the moments just after, before and during two deadly blasts on Sunday which killed at least 155 people. (Oct. 27)

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The families of three Americans being held in Iran plan to release video footage that they say proves the three were simply on vacation and had no underhand intentions when they strayed across the border .(Oct. 27)

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In the aftermath of massive attacks in Baghdad, some have questioned whether Iraq can hold on to security gains.

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Iraq steps up security after massive attacks

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As the death toll from Sunday's Baghdad bombings rises above 150 the Iraqi government blames the attacks on al Qaeda and other militants.

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Iraqis Monday are mourning the victims of the worst bombings in two years. Officials said at least 155 people had died and more than 500 were hurt in twin suicide bombings outside government buildings Sunday in Baghdad. (Oct 26)

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After surviving an explosion while serving in Iraq, retired army Sergeant Richard Yarosh, 27, was left severely disfigured, his face covered in scar tissue. Now his portrait is hanging in the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. Duration: 00:33

Baghdad has been rocked by dual suicide bombings in two minutes.

More than 132 people have been killed and 600 injured in a double suicide bombing in Baghdad.

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Explosions in Iraq kill at least 130 people

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Dramatic video of deadly bombs in Iraq

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Twin suicide vehicle bombs blamed on Al-Qaeda shattered the justice ministry and a provincial office in Baghdad on Sunday, killing at least 99 people, injuring more than 700 and sparking turmoil in the embattled Iraqi capital. Images. Duration: 01:04.

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Two suicide bombs tear through Baghdad, killing more than 130 people and wounding over 500 in one of the deadliest days in Iraq this year.

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Two powerful car bombs exploded in downtown Baghdad Sunday, killing at least 38 people in an apparent attempt to target the fragile city's government offices, Iraqi authorities said. (Oct. 25)

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David Flowers lost a leg and severely damaged another serving in Afghanistan. Richard Hoskins lost his leg during a tour in Iraq. They were among the veterans from Walter Reed Army Medical Center learning how to play golf with their injuries. (Oct. 22)

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H1N1 virus closes hundreds of schools in Iraq

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CNBC's Erin Burnett takes a look at an American village in Iraq.

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Bankers in Baghdad are betting on the hotel and banking sectors as the next source of growth for their economy. But more than six years after the war, Iraq is still suffering, fully dependent on its oil exports and saddled with decrepit infrastructure.

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Deadly bomb explodes near popular Baghdad cafe

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CNBC's Erin Burnett sat down with General David Petraeus, who is currently in Pakistan dealing with the Afghan front, to ask him how important the economy is to achieving peace in Iraq.

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Honey is more than food in Iraq -- it's both a tradition and a remedy. Production plummeted following the warm but traditional beekeeping is making its way back one hive at a time. Duration: 01:53.

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Iraqi security forces have uncovered a factory specialising in making car bombs and truck bombs. The discovery is a sign of the growing efficiency of Iraq's own anti-terror units -- but also the increased capacity of insurgents.

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Vice President Joe Biden's son discusses his nearly year-long service in Iraq.

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From Afghanistan to Iraq and Honduras, former secretary of state goes 'On the Record'

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The UK is to send 500 more troops to Afghanistan but is under pressure at home over casualties in Iraq as another inquiry into Britain's military involvement there begins.

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Three bombs kill at least 16 and wound many more in the city of Ramadi, the capital of Iraq's western Anbar province, in the latest in a string of attacks.

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They became good buddies during the war, the young American soldier and his invaluable Iraqi translator. Bandar Hasan had risked his life for many soldiers, and Sgt. Joey Coon became determined to do all he could to save his friend. (Oct. 12)