Iraq war
This Philadelphia museum hired Iraqi and Syrian refugees as tour guides for its Middle East gallery
Refugees from Syria and Iraq help visitors at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology make connections between history and the present day.
Ten years later, two men reflect on their very different experiences of wartime Iraq
An Iraqi translator for the US military is now stuck in Greece
The grandson of 'Old Blood and Guts' makes film, not war
Meet the most powerful man in the Middle East you've probably never heard of
He confounded American commanders in Iraq and all but saved the regime of Bashar al-Assad. But until recently, few people outside of military circles knew the name of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani. He's a public and popular figure in his home country now — and just as powerful as ever.
How Americans fell in love with snipers
"American Sniper" is a huge hit with audiences and critics, but it's also getting slammed for its portrayal of the war in Iraq and the sniper at its center. So what does the film say about the war's morality, and why do once-maligned snipers now star on the big screen?
The Army's secrecy habit kept US troops from getting needed treatment after chemical weapons exposure
Iraq may not have had the weapons of mass destruction that the Bush administration believed, but it did have stockpiles of long-abandoned chemical weapons. And this week, C.J. Chivers of The New York Times blew the lid off of the Army's long silence on those weapons — and the soldiers they harmed.
Iraq is in serious trouble. Here's how it got there
Frontline's new documentary "Losing Iraq" retraces the missteps the US government made in Iraq — and the deadly results of those poor decisions.
How wars end part I: Iraq
In the spring of 2003, for a brief moment, many Americans bought the idea, that the Iraq war was over. But why didn't the war end with the fall of Baghdad? And why were we programmed to think it might?