Iraq on Townhall

Petraeus Should Help 'Leavenworth 10' Receive Clemency Thu Mar 28

Diana West

Talk is cheap, Gen. Petraeus. You may not agree. After all, your Washington, D.C., super lawyer, Bob Barnett, charges you something like $900 an hour for a kind of talk best described as reputation reconfiguration or image management, and that's not cheap. ... more
Iraq A Convenient Scapegoat Thu Mar 28

Victor Davis Hanson

Bring up Iraq -- and expect to end up in an argument. Conservatives are no different from liberals in rehashing the unpopular war, which has become a sort of whipping boy for all our subsequent problems. ... more
Republicans Grow Less Hawkish in Wake of Iraq War Thu Mar 28

Michael Barone

Are Republicans no longer the party more inclined to military interventions and an assertive foreign policy? ... more
Kerry Makes Surprise Iraq Visit Mon Mar 25

Washington, D.C.

Secretary of State John Kerry made an unannounced trip to Iraq Sunday. He met with Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, saying Iraq shouldn't allow Iran to use its airspace to ship weapons and fighters to Syria. ... more
Secretary of State Kerry makes unannounced Iraq visit Sun Mar 24

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Embedded Reporter: Iraqi People Greeted U.S. Military Like Heroes Fri Mar 22

Washington, D.C.

Reports continue to emerge that Iraqi's appreciate the presence of a U.S. Military force. ... more
On Balance, Was the Iraq War Worth It? Thu Mar 21

Jeff Jacoby

Ten years ago this week, the United States led an invasion of Iraq with the explicit purpose of overthrowing Saddam Hussein. ... more
Al Qaeda claims attacks on Iraq invasion anniversary Wed Mar 20

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Bombs kill at least 50 on anniversary of Iraq invasion Tue Mar 19

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Was Iraq Worth It? Tue Mar 19

Pat Buchanan

Not all agreed on the wisdom of this war. Gen. Bill Odom, former director of the National Security Agency, thought George W. Bush & Co. had lost their minds: "The Iraq War may turn out to be the greatest strategic disaster in American history." ... more
What We Learned in Iraq Sun Mar 17

Steve Chapman

Ten years ago this week, Americans were about to be introduced to a strange new concept, as they awaited the U.S. war to bring regime change in Iraq. Coined by American military officers, it encapsulated a situation in which everything went right until everything went wrong. The term was "catastrophic success." ... more
U.S. soldier charged in 2009 Iraq shootings to appear in court Tue Mar 12

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Al Qaeda claims killing of Syrian soldiers in Iraq Mon Mar 11

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Nine killed as gunmen attack government-backed Iraq militia: police Fri Mar 8

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At least 40 Syrian soldiers killed going home in Iraq Mon Mar 4

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At least 40 Syrians killed on road home from Iraq Mon Mar 4

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British inquiry shown graphic evidence of Iraq torture Mon Mar 4

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Two car bombs at cattle market kill five in southern Iraq Thu Feb 28

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Masked gunmen kill seven members of Iraq militia Fri Feb 22

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Cut Commitments, Not Muscle Fri Feb 22

Pat Buchanan

In that year of happy memory, 1972, George McGovern, the Democratic nominee, declared he would chop defense by fully one-third. ... more
Suicide car bomb kills eight in northern Iraq city: police, medics Mon Feb 11

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U.N., U.S. condemn attack on Iran dissidents in Iraq Sun Feb 10

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Attack on Iranian dissident camp in Iraq kills one Sat Feb 9

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At least 26 killed in car bomb blasts in Iraq Shi'ite areas Fri Feb 8

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U.S. judge throws out Iraq lawsuit over U.N. aid program Wed Feb 6

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U.S. judge dismisses Iraq lawsuit over U.N. program Wed Feb 6

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