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The Documentary delves into the devastating consequences faced by military members who have been exposed to burn pits during wars

Patrick Hamilton, a combat veteran of the Vietnam War who covered civil wars in Central America as a photojournalist for The Associated Press,and later worked at Reuters covering the first Gulf War in Iraq, has died after a long struggle with cancer

Asked how authorities would distinguish cartel members from migrants, governor likens Mexico border strategy to Iraq war

Kurds have preserved their distinctive identity for generations, yet relations with the government have frequently been complex.

WHO warns of substandard COLD OUT syrup containing unacceptable amounts of diethylene glycol and ethylene glycol. The product may have been distributed to other countries and can be fatal if consumed. Increased vigilance and testing is recommended, as well as informing WHO if the substandard product is discovered.

A VPN is now needed to keep using the app in Iraq. Here's everything you need to know about the block.

Keeping predatory animals as pets in Iraq — especially in Baghdad — has become popular among the wealthy.

Baghdad native and former architect Ghaith Abdul-Ahad traces his start as a journalist to the day Saddam Hussein’s statue was toppled in central Baghdad, on April 9 2003 – two weeks after US troops invaded the city.

Hundreds of thousands of veterans have received additional benefits in the past year after President Joe Biden signed legislation expanding coverage for conditions connected to burn pits that were used to destroy trash and potentially toxic materials