Iraq Deaths

My Friend's Son Killed in Iraq: By Contractors and U.S. Agency?

Greg Mitchell | Posted 05.04.2008 | Politics


Greg Mitchell

The military told my friend this past January that her son had foolishly carried an electrical appliance into a shower in Baghdad. That was a lie.

The 3,999th Was Important, Too

Huffington Post | Rachel Sklar | Posted 03.25.2008 | Media


The media, it has been amply shown, has dropped off in its coverage of the war -- studies prove it, war correspondents lament it -- and we've all noticed it.

New Iraq War Plan: High Troop Levels Through 2008

New York Times | STEVEN LEE MYERS and THOM SHANKER | Posted 03.24.2008 | Home


Troop levels in Iraq would remain nearly the same through 2008 as at any time during five years of war, under plans presented to President Bush on Mon...

Bush Sympathetic As War Toll Hits 4,000

AP | BEN FELLER | Posted 03.24.2008 | Politics


WASHINGTON — Marking a grim milestone, a determined President Bush declared Monday the lives of 4,000 U.S. military men and women who have died ...

Cheney On 4,000 Dead Americans: They Volunteered

ABC News | Posted 03.24.2008 | Politics


Wrapping up a nine-day overseas trip to Iraq, Vice President Dick Cheney was asked, in an exclusive interview with ABC News, about the effect on the n...

4000 US Soldiers Killed In Iraq

MSNBC | Posted 03.23.2008 | Politics


The death toll for U.S. solders in Iraq has reached 4000: The overall U.S. death toll in Iraq rose to 4,000 after four soldiers were killed in a road...

Over 40 Killed in Attacks in Iraq

AP | ROBERT H. REID | Posted 03.23.2008 | Politics


BAGHDAD — A roadside bomb killed four U.S. soldiers in Baghdad on Sunday, the military said, pushing the overall American death toll in the five...

US Nears 4,000 Dead in Iraq

AP | BRADLEY BROOKS | Posted 03.16.2008 | Politics


BAGHDAD — Sometime soon, the U.S. military will suffer the 4,000th death of the war in Iraq. When the 1,000th American died in September 2004, ...

Uh, Just Asking

Jan Herman | Posted 01.10.2008 | Politics


Jan Herman

The number of the dead in Iraq -- 151,000 between 2003 and 2006, according to the World Health Organization -- doesn't even come close to the 655,000 estimated earlier by researchers from Johns Hopkins.