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Iraq Swears by Dowsing Rod Bomb Detectorjggimi writes "According to the New York Times, more than fifteen hundred remote sensing devices have been sold to Iraq's Ministry of the Interior, at prices ranging from $16,500 to $60,000 each. The devices are used for bomb and weapon detection at checkpoints, and have no battery or other power so ... |
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Arizona Girl Dies After Her Father Ran Her Over In His CarA 20-year-old woman from Iraq has died in an Arizona hospital, nearly two weeks after her father, police say, ran her over with a car because she had become "too Westernized." ... |
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Legislators in Iraq Block a Deal on Election LawNegotiations have dragged on for weeks, threatening national elections scheduled for Jan. 16. ... |
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Legislators in Iraq Block a Deal on Election LawNegotiations have dragged on for weeks, threatening national elections scheduled for Jan. 16th. ... |
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Why the Baghdad Carnage Won't Change U.S. Plans in IraqTwin terror bombings are likely to fail in most of their objectives, and the timetable for U.S. withdrawal appears to be irreversible. ... |
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Dozens of security officials arrested in Iraq bombingsDozens of security officials have been detained in twin suicide bombings that killed about 160 people in Baghdad on Sunday, an Iraqi army spokesman said Thursday. ... |
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