Iraq War

This Iraqi Doctor Says He Has the Rope That Hanged Saddam Hussein. Here’s Why He’s Keeping It

By Vivienne Walt / Baghdad

How One Photographer Aims to Make Sense of the Iraq War

By Laurence Butet-Roch

Inside Mosul: Scenes of the Toll of War in Mosul

By TIME Photo

'I Saw This Huge Fireball': A View of Urban Warfare in Mosul

By Andrew Katz
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Tammy Duckworth on Iraq War Helicopter Crash: 'Everything I Do Goes Back to That Day'

"Nothing easy about it," the Iraq vet tweeted to Donald Trump after he joked about the Purple Heart

By Kate Samuelson

Iraq Report Shows How U.S.-U.K. Relationship Soured

'Far from being Bush’s passenger, Blair was his co-pilot'

By Jamie Merrill/London

George W. Bush Defends Iraq Invasion Following Chilcot Report

"There was no stronger ally than the United Kingdom"

By Daniel White

The Guy Who Toppled Saddam's Statue Wishes He Hadn't

"I ask myself, why did I topple that statue?"

By Rishi Iyengar

Here's How We Can Honor the Veterans Who Lost Their Lives to Suicide

'I personally have known more soldiers who committed suicide than who were killed during deployment'

By Supriya Venkatesan

Only the Dead Documents an Iraq War Correspondent's Journey to the Abyss—and Back

A former TIME Baghdad correspondent on his colleague Michael Ware's first-hand film about the Iraq war

By Phil Zabriskie

Get an Exclusive Look at the Trailer of HBO's Iraq Documentary Only the Dead See the End of War

The former TIME correspondent Michael Ware brought a camcorder to the Iraq war. This HBO documentary is the harrowing result

By Karl Vick

Hillary Clinton and Lincoln Chafee Tangle Over Iraq War Vote

"You're looking at someone who made that poor decision

By Tessa Berenson

My Most Important Photograph: Nina Berman, Santa Ana, Calif., 2004

Best known for documenting the aftermath of the Iraq War and the militarization of American life, Nina Berman tells us about the most important photograph she's ever made

By Nina Berman

Jeb Bush: I Would Have Authorized the Iraq War

"And so would have Hillary Clinton, just to remind everybody"

By Sam Frizell

Five Best Ideas of the Day: January 26

1. We spent more than $170 billion on the wars they fought for us. Can we spend $5 billion to give veterans a guaranteed income?By Gar Alperovitz in Al Jazeera America2. A ‘teaching hospital’ model...

By The Aspen Institute

Celebrating 80 Years of Associated Press' Wirephoto

Exactly 80 years ago today, on Jan. 1, 1935, the Associated Press sent its very first photograph over the organization’s brand new Wirephoto service: an aerial photo of a plane crash in upstate New York....

By Mia Tramz

#TIMEvets: Share Your Stories and Photos of Inspiring Veterans

TIME has launched #TIMEvets, a four-week special project that will explore the profound effects of war – both on those who serve and the people who support them – through the stories of our country's veterans

By TIME Photo Department

Is America's Second Contractors' War Drawing Near?

Four years ago this Sunday, President Barack Obama declared the end of the Iraq war. So much of that fight and our current involvement in the Middle East is carried out by a privatized military. Here's why that matters

By Ann Hagedorn

McCain: Iraq War Might Not Have Happened Had I Won In 2000

'You'll find this surprising'

By Zeke J Miller

On Iraq, Leaders Should Listen to Ghosts of Dead Soldiers

The leaders who will decide how American will handle instability in Iraq would do well to look around their own haunted city

By Richard Allen Smith
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