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Attacks in Iraq signal Al Qaeda is on the rise again (+video)

Today's death toll and the steady drumbeat of attacks show that Al Qaeda in Iraq, which days ago warned of a new offensive, remains capable of creating chaos in the foreseeable future.

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Who's who in Iraq after the US exit?

5 US soldiers killed in Iraq. What does it mean for the withdrawal?

Sadr followers send message to US: Don't try to stay

On anniversary of Saddam's fall, Iraq's Sadr issues warning on US presence

Iraqi police say they're not all the US claims them to be

As Iraq stalemate sets record, Pentagon concern for US troops grows

Wave of Iraq suicide bombings target police

June 4, 2010 Photos of the Day

Baghdad bombings show Al Qaeda in Iraq still intent on sectarian violence

Iraq voters face long wait for new government as Maliki, others jockey for power

Iraq election: Security forces vote early, smiling and proud

Ahmed Chalabi emerges as key player in Iraq election after falling-out with US

One young voter hopes Iraq election will right wrongs

Iraq election: Young war generation yearns for old stability

Opinion Iraq election: Will hope -- or fear -- sway voters?

Iraq election: Will sectarian divisions limit turnout?

Iraqi elections: Why one candidate says he faces a US death threat

Iraq bomb before election has some fearing new civil war

In Pictures Aftermath

Iraq oil fields: European, Asian firms win first contracts

US and Iraq try to contain Iran weapons smuggling

Twist in Iraq's democracy: anti-American party pushes electoral reform

In Iraq, twin bombings follow insurgent's renewed call to fight US