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For decades, security concerns shaped relations between Iraq and the United States almost exclusively.

War is an accelerant of change, not least in the media. In ...

Andrew Johnson is the man who managed to divert the train after being alerted by passengers that they were being attacked by a knifeman ...

Andrew Johnson, of Peterborough, rapidly diverted the London-bound train to Huntingdon station after being alerted to the mass stabbing, enabling emergency services to act fast.

Two ancient Christian churches located in Iraq have finally reopened after brutal attacks from the terror group ISIS.

Iraq's Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein has praised a Kurdish separatist group's decision to withdraw fighters from northern Iraq and Turkey.

Tehran is said to have invested significantly in pro-Iranian militias as well as in the terrorist infrastructure in Iraq.

An attack on civilians by US Marines during the Iraq War sparks outrage and a war crimes trial, but in the end, no one is held accountable.

With U.S. forces withdrawing from Iraq in 2003, the war that began in 2003 as part of George W. Bush's wider war on terror after 9/11 continues to have far-reaching consequences across the region. Regular breakouts of political instability between ...

From the Trail of Tears to Watergate to the Iraq War, here are 20 of the worst presidential mistakes in US history -- and what actually happened.