Apr 18 U.S. Forces Capture Baath Party Official U.S. forces took custody of another of their "most wanted" from the former Iraqi regime Thursday, a Baath leader whom Central Command officials hope will help them further dismantle what remains of Saddam's regime. Continue reading
Apr 18 Watch John Burns: The Final Days in Baghdad Terence Smith discusses the mood in Baghdad with New York Times correspondent John Burns. Continue watching
Apr 17 Three More Iraqis Killed in Mosul Clashes Facing continued anti-American anger, U.S. Marines again clashed with local Iraqis in Mosul Wednesday, resulting in at least three more Iraqis killed and several wounded by U.S. forces. Continue reading
Apr 17 Coalition, Saddam Opponents Move to Stabilize Baghdad A member of a London-based Iraqi opposition group claimed to have been elected the leader of Baghdad Thursday, while U.S. military commanders made plans to restore order and repair Iraq's infrastructure. Continue reading
Apr 17 Coalition Captures Saddam’s Half-Brother U.S. special forces soldiers captured Barzan Ibrahim Hasan al-Tikriti, Saddam Hussein's half-brother and key adviser, in a nighttime raid early Thursday local time in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad. Continue reading
Apr 17 Watch Women Warriors in the Military Are women in the military more vulnerable in combat situations? Betty Ann Bowser reports on the role of women in the Iraq War and in previous conflicts. Continue watching
Apr 17 Watch Inside Baghdad with John Burns New York Times correspondent John Burns discusses his harrowing days in Baghdad during the final days of Saddam Hussein's regime and the current state of the Iraqi capital. Continue watching
Apr 16 Clash in Mosul Leaves At Least Seven Iraqis Dead A violent clash between thousands of Iraqis and U.S. Marines and Special Forces left at least seven Iraqis dead and some 16 wounded in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, Central Command reported Wednesday. Continue reading
Apr 15 Two Journalists Killed in Car Crash in Iraq Argentine reporter Mario Podesta and camerawoman Veronica Cabrera died in a car accident near Baghdad, bringing to fourteen the number of journalists to die while covering the war in Iraq. Continue reading
Apr 15 Watch The Media’s War Eason Jordan, CNN chief news executive, and Franklin Foer, associate editor of The New Republic, discuss the recent controversy stemming from CNN's coverage of Iraq prior to the start of the war. Continue watching