Apr 28 Watch Fallujah Fight U.S. Marines assaulted insurgents in Fallujah with helicopter gunships and bombing strikes for a third day Wednesday. Rajiv Chandrasekaran of The Washington Post, who has been embedded with U.S. Marines in the city, provides an update. Continue watching
Apr 27 U.S. Forces Battle Militants in Fallujah, Najaf U.S. aircraft and tanks targeted two suspected insurgent strongholds in the central Iraqi city of Fallujah Tuesday night, in a second day of attacks aimed at clamping down on insurgents. Continue reading
Apr 26 Suspected Chemical Facility Explodes in Baghdad; Two Killed A building where supplies for chemical munitions were produced, according to the U.S. military, blew up in Baghdad on Monday, killing two soldiers and wounding five others. Continue reading
Apr 26 Watch Rape in the Ranks Betty Ann Bowser provides a report on sexual assault in the military. Continue watching
Apr 26 Watch Civilian Casualties in Iraq While U.S. news organizations often report a running tally of Americans killed in Iraq, the total number of Iraqi casualties, both civilians and insurgents, is reported on less often. Ray Suarez gets three perspectives on the challenges of accurately reporting… Continue watching
Apr 23 Hundreds Believed Dead After N. Korean Train Explosion Reports of a devastating death toll from North Korean train explosions near the Chinese border took shape Friday with government officials saying several hundred were believed killed in the blast, the British ambassador to North Korea said Friday. Continue reading
Apr 23 Watch Images of War Department of Defense spokesman Bryan Whitman and Dana Milbank of The Washington Post debate the Pentagon's ban on media coverage of the return of fallen service members that was broken twice this week. Continue watching
Apr 22 Thousands Feared Dead Or Injured in N. Korea Train Blast As many as 3,000 people were killed or injured when two trains loaded with fuel collided and exploded at a North Korean train station near the Chinese border, hours after leader Kim Jong Il had passed through, according to South… Continue reading
Apr 22 Watch Dangerous Business Violence across Iraq has increased the security risks for private-sector companies working to rebuild the country. Ray Suarez discusses the challenges these contractors face with Stan Soloway of the Professional Services Council and Sheba Crocker from the Center for Strategic… Continue watching
Apr 22 Watch Battlefields and Bylines Conditions in Iraq have become so treacherous for journalists that the networks and cable channels have taken the unusual step of coordinating their coverage in unprecedented ways.Terence Smith discusses reporting in Iraq with John Burns, Baghdad bureau chief of The… Continue watching