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•	The Insurgency: Where's Zarqawi?

•	One Iraq Industry Is Booming: Death Business
	Iraq's daily death toll keeps a lot of people working.
•	How Kids Who Lost a Parent in Iraq Cope
	More than 1,200 U.S. kids have lost a parent in Iraq or Afghanistan. How the Pentagon is helping them cope.
•	Renegade Iraq Cleric: From Thug to Kingmaker
	Deadly Vision: U.S. forces once had the renegade cleric in their cross hairs. Now he's too strong-and too popular-to confront.
•	Sadr Spokesman: 'He Is Not an Ogre'
	The man in black has no cause to apologize, says a top member of his group.
•	Iraq: Leading Cleric Pushes for New Govt.
	Iraq's leading Shiite cleric is urging the country's leaders to form a new unity government quickly-before sectarian violence gets out of hand.
•	The U.S. Team Fighting to Save Hostages in Iraq

•	IEDs: At War With An Insidious Weapon
	Deadly Puzzle: IEDs are killing U.S. soldiers at a scary clip. At war with an insidious weapon.
•	Ashraf Qazi: Is it Civil War in Iraq?
	A U.N. diplomat discusses the situation in Iraq
•	The Real Story in Tall Afar
	Washington's good news in Iraq isn't quite what it seems.
•	U.S. Soldiers' Personal Snapshots

•	The Real Story in Tall Afar
	Washington's good news in Iraq isn't quite what it seems.
•	Talking Trash: Saddam In the Dock
	Killings, rants, underwear in court and a red button
•	A Marine's Experience of Brain Injury
	Damaged brains are emerging as the singular injury of the Iraq conflict. A soldier's story.
•	Iraq War Doctor: On Call in Hell
	He left a desk job for the front lines of Fallujah-and a horror show few doctors ever see. How Richard Jadick earned his Bronze Star.
•	Ryan P. Shane: 'I Had a Lot to Be Thankful For'
	Shrapnel. Zoloft. Pain. The path to hope.
•	Paul Volpe: 'What Did They Sew You Up With?'
	Private Volpe found out the hard way that a Purple Heart takes a long time to heal.
•	Matthew Palacios: Picking Up the Little Pieces
	He saved lives by intercepting a live grenade, and took shrapnel for his trouble. Recovery has been bumpy, but this Marine is ready for action.
•	Jacob Knospler: 'I'm a Marine. I Had to Go In and Help Them.'
	He lost part of his face in Fallujah. Surgery has only partially eased the pain. But he has no regrets.
•	Iraq: The Real Foreign-Hostage Count
	American Tom Fox has been found dead in Iraq. Just how many others are still being held?
•	Iraq: What Now for Mixed Shia-Sunni Families?
	A Sunni and a Shiite fall in love in Iraq. They get married, have kids. Then Muslim extremists start a religious bloodbath. What should a mixed family do?

FEBRUARY 2006
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WAR OF THE MOSQUES

Reprisal raids follow an unholy attack on a revered shrine, sparking fears of all-out civil war. A report from the streets-and a worried Washington.

•	What Bush's Mideast Democracy Plan Looks Like
•	After Saddam, Iraqi Army Band Plays On

JANUARY 2006
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BAGHDAD'S BIG OIL BUST

It's open season on Iraq's refineries and pipelines.

•	Who Should Pay for Wounded Vets' Health Care?
•	Q&A: Tammy Duckworth on Veteran Health Care

DECEMBER 2005
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IRAQ: WHY DID THE U.S. RELEASE 'MRS. ANTHRAX'?

Saddam Hussein's top aides just released from prison may have stories to tell. But when it comes to Iraq, who should we trust?

•	Sick Iraqi Kids Offered 2nd Chance in U.S.
•	Iraq: Sunni Voters Describe Hopes, Fears

NOVEMBER 2005
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CHALABI AND NEOCONS CELEBRATE IN WASHINGTON

An unrepentant Ahmad Chalabi celebrates his return with his neocon pals

•	The Debate Over Torture
•	Terror for Export: Iraqi Jihadists Fan Out

OCTOBER 2005
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IRAQ: LOOSE FEDERATION OR VIOLENT DISINTEGRATION?

Americans used to dream of building a strong, unified, pluralistic Iraq. Now the possibilities are a very loose federation, or violent disintegration.

•	Iraq's Next Challenge: Saddam's Day In Court
•	Zakaria: Finally, a Smart Iraq Strategy

SEPTEMBER 2005
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DICKEY: IS THERE A CURE FOR SUICIDE BOMBING?

What if suicide bombing were a disease? Could we find a cure? Some researchers think so.

•	Reporter's Notebook: 'Good' News in Iraq?
•	New Envoy: America's Mr. Fix-It in Iraq

AUGUST 2005
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IRAQ: LOUISIANA TROOPS WORRY ABOUT HOME

Nearing the end of their tour in Iraq, National Guard troops from Louisiana face an uncertain homecoming.

•	Howard Fineman: Is Iraq a Quagmire Yet?
•	New Envoy: America's Mr. Fix-It in Iraq

JULY 2005
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IRAQ: REPORTING FROM INSIDE THE GREEN ZONE

Reporter's notebook: Amid explosions, suicide bombers and oppressive heat, an optimist reaches his breaking point.

•	Iraq: U.S. Probes Death of Diplomat's Cousin
•	Civilian Body Counts in Iraq Overstate U.S. Role

JUNE 2005
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THE ENEMY SPIES

In the shadows: The insurgents' most powerful weapon may be their vast network of infiltrators and spies-forces strengthened by talk of American exit plans. A secret CIA study frets about a whole new generation of master terrorists.

•	Dickey: Why U.S. Is Turning Against Iraq War
•	American-British Tensions Heat Up Over Iraq

MAY 2005
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Q&A: 'I DON'T FEEL FREE YET'

Italian journalist Giuliana Sgrena discusses her hostage experience and the controversy over the U.S. soldiers who shot her

•	Just a Little Longer
•	How Grim Is Iraq? No One Knows for Sure

APRIL 2005
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ROSS PEROT'S 'WELCOME HOME' FOR VIETNAM VETS

At one event to mark the anniversary of the fall of Saigon, Vietnam vets are getting the recognition many feel is long overdue.

•	Iraq: Another Hard-Fought Deal Falls Apart
•	Dickey: Remembering Aid Worker Marla Ruzicka

MARCH 2005
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'AN ILLEGAL, IMMORAL ORDER'

An American soldier explains why he is refusing to fight in Iraq

•	Nordland: Inside Iraq's Political Impasse
•	To the Front

FEBRUARY 2005
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WINNING ISN'T EVERYTHING

Now that Iraq's ballots are all in, the real campaign has begun

•	Q&A: Iraqi Women Struggle for Equality
•	Iraq: What Sistani Wants

JANUARY 2005
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IRAQ ELECTION: 'THE CITIES WERE NOT BATHED IN BLOOD'

It was hardly a perfect election. But against all odds, Election Day brought unexpected hope and gaiety to the streets of Baghdad

•	Iraq Interrogation
•	Lorraine Ali: Why I Voted in Iraq's Election

INTERACTIVE

The Human Toll

•	An interactive map of Coalition military fatalities and estimated Iraqi civilian deaths in Iraq, 2003-2006.

PHOTO GALLERY | MARCH 11, 2006

Three Years in Iraq

•	As the war enters its fourth year, we offer a photographic tour of its milestone moments.

AUDIO REPORT | MARCH 16, 2006

•	U.S. Launches Air Assault on Iraq

PHOTO GALLERY | FEB. 15, 2006

Abu Ghraib Outrage

•	Previously unreleased photos reported to depict torture and death of prisoners in Iraq. Warning: Graphic images

ONSCENE REPORTS FROM IRAQ

•After Saddam, Iraqi Army Band Plays On

•Vote Goes Well, But Security Tenuous

•Sunni Voters Describe Hopes, Fears

•On the Road with Ambassador Khalilzad

•Saddam Defies Court Trying Him for Murder

•Iraqi Sunnis Answer Call to Vote

•In Mosul, Referendum Appears to Go Smoothly

•Bogged Down in Basra

•Dances with Death: Marines on Patrol in Iraq

Complete coverage of the war in Iraq

•	March-Dec, 2003
•	Jan-Dec, 2004
•	Jan, 2005-present

SPECIAL FEATURE

•	American and British troops killed in Iraq

PHOTO GALLERY | DEC. 15, 2005

Iraq Votes

•	From north to south, Iraqis went to the polls to cast their ballots for a new Parliament

PHOTO GALLERY | DEC. 9, 2005

Gifts from Home

•	Troops on the front lines share their photos and their thoughts on giving and receiving during this holiday season

PHOTO GALLERY | Oct. 26, 2005

Portraits of Mourning

•	U.S. military families grieve for loved ones lost in Iraq

PHOTO GALLERY | MAY 8, 2005

Blood and Tears

•	Intense violence swept across Iraq as the country's first democratic government assumed power in Baghdad. Here, in pictures, the horror and heartbreak.

PHOTO GALLERY | MARCH 23, 2005

Painted in Grief

•	A new memorial features the portraits of 1,327 Americans killed in Iraq and Afghanistan between October 2001 and November 2004

A new memorial features the portraits of 1,327 Americans killed in Iraq and Afghanistan between October 2001 and November 2004

PHOTO GALLERY | March 12, 2005

Left Behind

•	More than 1,200 American children have lost a parent in Iraq. Here are portraits of a few of them

PHOTO GALLERY | JAN. 30, 2005

Iraq Goes to the Polls

•	In an election that was more successful than expected, Iraqi voters defy threats of violence to cast their ballots

PHOTO GALLERY WITH AUDIO | JAN. 26, 2005

Instantly Orphaned

•	A photographer witnesses the devastating aftermath of six Iraqi children whose parents were shot before their eyes by U.S. troops

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Jan. 28, 2005: Ahmed Abdullah al-Shayea answers questions from Iraqi police about Zarqawi and suicide bombs. NEWSWEEK obtained the video from the Iraqi Ministry of Interior

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Preparations For The General Elections Continue

•Poll Tension
NEWSWEEK's Rod Nordland discusses why the Jan. 30 election is unlikely to bring peace to Iraq

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•Friction in the Ranks
NEWSWEEK's Jon Meacham on the clash between U.S. war strategists and soldiers in the field

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•Debating 'Death Squads'
NEWSWEEK's Michael Hirsh on a possible Pentagon strategy to target Iraqi insurgents

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