AP Blog: Suitcases selling well in Iraq
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AP Correspondent Robert H. Reid covers Iraq events from Baghdad for The Associated Press. AP Correspondent Rebecca Santana is embedded with the New Jersey National Guard at Camp Anaconda, Iraq.
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The deadly attacks against U.S. forces on Iraqi highways have prompted the Air Force to increase its use of aircraft to carry supplies to American troops on the most dangerous routes.
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HEBRON, Ky. -- With more flights coming and going here today, some of the attention turned to the search for lost luggage. Perhaps 1,000 bags, divided by airline, stretched in rows longer than a football field through the terminal.
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BAGHDAD -- Blowing sand. Blistering heat. Shrapnel-spewing roadside bombs. The US Army says it does its best to keep its hard-pressed vehicles and helicopters running despite these conditions, but soldiers say Iraq sometimes trumps their best efforts.
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The President learned something on his surprise Iraq trip: troop morale in Anbar Province may be high, but they are tired
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Soldiers find major weapons caches, a bunker, and an insurgent expense report in Diyala Province.
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In April 2005, police swarmed the U.S. Capitol to confront an erratic Australian man, carrying two suitcases, who they feared was a suicide bomber. After blowing up one of the bags, officers realized he was harmless.
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Business surges for online merchants selling Iraq's newly minted currency, as speculators' optimism about the country's future trumps the steady stream of bad news coming out of Baghdad. By Joanna Glasner.
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BLUNDERING American troops have let 380 tons of high explosives disappear from an Iraqi military base. Terrorists and insurgents are feared to have raided the weapons stockpiles at the Al
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A soldier whose stored possessions were sold while he served in Iraq has received their full value of $8,000 and an apology from the storage company.
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A leading US newspaper carried areport on Sunday describing in details how the White House embraced suspect intelligence on Iraq&#39;s alleged illicit weapons inthe run-up to the Iraq war in March 2003.
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The amount of conventional  explosives missing from an Iraqi storage facility may be  substantially less than the 377 tons reported by Iraqi  officials, ABC News reported late on Wednesday, citing  documents obtained by the network.
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Hunting for the deadliest weapons in the insurgents' arsenal along one of the most dangerous highways in Iraq, a U.S. Army patrol rolls past the charred remnants of a suicide bomber's car. Moments later, the troops snake by a roadside pitted by an explosives-packed donkey cart that was blown up trying to hit an American convoy.
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ABC News on Thursday showed video  appearing to confirm that explosives that went missing in Iraq  did not disappear until after the United States had taken  control of the facility where they were stored.
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U.S. forces in Iraq discovered nearly 19 tons of explosives in a weapons cache north of Baghdad this week, one of the biggest finds of its kind, the U.S. military said on Saturday.
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American money has helped maintain security in Iraq, but now budgetary constraints are slowing the flow of cash
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As recently as early summer, the shock waves from a roadside bomb or mortar attack against American forces in Iraq would ripple through U.S. markets.