Suicide attack in Balad, Iraq, kills dozens
Latest attack comes after Sunday's attack, which was Iraq's deadliest since 2003
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What recent spike in terror attacks tells us about ISIS
The holiest month on the Islamic calendar was marked by three suicide bombings in Saudi Arabia and other attacks around the world
ISIS uses mass murder to show it's not beaten yet
After major battlefield losses, terror group lashes out with devastating truck bomb in Baghdad, and attacks in at least 2 other countries
Baghdad bombings kill dozens celebrating holiday
ISIS said it targeted Shiites in pair of blasts that killed at least 115, including many children, as they broke their daylight fast for Ramadan
ISIS claims deadly attack on army checkpoint
Officials say at least 27 civilians killed in predominately Shiite area north of Baghdad
Iraq's special forces complete buildup around ISIS-held Fallujah
Iraqi prime minister says "current second phase of the Fallujah operation" will last less than 48 hours, after which offensive to recapture the city will begin
ISIS blocks residents' escape from city as troops advance
Extremists militants know Iraqi army and allied forces are coming, and they appear bent on taking civilian down with them
Battle begins for city where 100 American troops died
Just 40 miles west of Baghdad, Fallujah has been stronghold for Sunni militants since U.S. invasion of Iraq, and ISIS won't be forced out easily
Dozens killed as bombs tear through packed markets
ISIS attacks aimed at undermining the government, but it's civilians dying, and at an alarmingly increasing rate
As ISIS territory shrinks, insurgency-style attacks increase
U.S. envoy says that "this perverse caliphate is shrinking," just as the extremists killed dozens in coordinated attacks in Iraq
ISIS claims more lives, drives Iraq's political wedge deeper
Latest bombing attack hits cafe patrons north of Baghdad as top Shiite cleric accuses leaders of "closing their ears"
Behind the front lines with a U.S. soldier training Iraqi troops
American taxpayers have spent nearly $30 billion training Iraqi troops over 13 years -- with no end in sight
Amid political deadlock, ISIS slaughters Shiites in Baghdad
Dozens killed as extremist group again targets Shiite Muslims in attack likely to fuel Iraq's sectarian political unrest
Reporter's notebook: Alongside Iraqi forces fighting ISIS
Charlie D'Agata travels to the front lines outside ISIS-held Fallujah, which has barely budged an inch in the last year
Why anger in Iraq's capital matters to America
Threat of new anti-government protests in Baghdad's most secure area has everyone -- including American officials -- on edge
Iraqi protesters breach Baghdad's Green Zone
Hundreds climb over blast walls surrounding Iraqi capital's highly fortified Green Zone, storm parliament
Vice President Biden arrives in Iraq for a surprise visit
The visit is intended to help Iraqi leaders resolve a political crisis that has prevented its government from defeating ISIS
Looming Iraq battle draws in 200 more U.S. troops
Fight to reclaim Mosul from ISIS may be more than Iraqi forces can handle on their own, so the Pentagon sends help
Suicide bomber hits soccer stadium, killing dozens
There was no immediate claim of responsibility, but ISIS has been waging campaign of suicide bombings in and around Baghdad
Fears grow about Mosul Dam catastrophe
U.N. Ambassador Samantha Power says Mosul Dam's failure could leave the city under 15 meters of water in hours
ISIS suicide bomber kills 47 near Baghdad
Terrorist group appears to have launched campaign to sow discord far from the front lines in order to overextend government forces
Death toll rises from "cowardly" Baghdad bombings
Prime minister vows back-to-back ISIS bombings at market in Iraq's capital will only toughen resolve against terror group, as new attack targets funeral
Nearly 60 killed in twin bombing attacks in Baghdad market
Militants attacked an outdoor market in eastern Baghdad, killing at least 59 people and wounding nearly 100, officials say
3 Americans abducted in Baghdad freed by Iraqis
U.S. nationals were kidnapped from an apartment in south Baghdad last month, and it remains unclear who held them
Love in the time of militias: Valentine's Day in Iraq
Baghdad is plastered with Valentine hearts and roses, and is tightly controlled by Iran-backed Shiite militias
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