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Argentina-Iran World Cup Game Will Bring Back a Lot of Pain

By Sean Gregory

Life in Mosul Gets Back to Normal, Even With ISIS in Control

By Rebecca Collard / Erbil

An American Attack on ISIS in Iraq Could Mean Retaliation Back Home

By Aryn Baker
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Iraq Militants Seize Old Chemical Weapons Facility

The weapons that remain are probably useless

By Noah Rayman

Iraq: Oil Refinery Is Ours

The refinery lies about 130 miles north of Baghdad at the heart of vast territory now controlled by the militants.

By Noah Rayman

The End of Iraq

The sudden military victories of a Sunni militant group threaten to touch off a maelstrom in the Middle East

By Michael Crowley

Iraq Pleads for U.S. Airstrikes

Baghdad has officially asked the U.S. to consider deploying air support to the country's languishing ground troops

By David Stout

Cheney Slams Obama's Policy on Iraq

The former Vice President, who spearheaded the plans to invade Iraq in 2003, says President Obama is responsible for the recent gains of Sunni extremists militias in the country

By David Stout

U.S. Weighs Iraq Options

Questions of how lessons from the past decade apply to the growing threat from Islamist extremists in Iraq. Current and former counterterrorism officials tell TIME that the ISIS militant group storming across Iraq seems focused more on its enemies in the region than on Americans thousands of miles away, buying time for a more narrowly tailored response

By Massimo Calabresi

Republicans Split Over Working with Iran on Iraq Crisis

Members of both parties are leery of engaging Iran on anything but its nuclear program

By Jay Newton-Small

Top 10 Rewards for Terrorists

Among the top 10 is the man who's leading the current insurgency in Iraq

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Extremists in Iraq Are Getting Funds and Recruits From Southeast Asia

Militants from Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim nation, are being lured by ISIS's hard-line Sunni extremism

By Yenni Kwok

Obama Sends Personnel to Iraq

An attempt to de-escalate the crisis and protect U.S. interests

By Zeke J Miller

Iranian Intervention in Iraq Would Be Risky

If Iran comes to the assistance of the Shi'ite-dominated Iraqi government it could fan further sectarian violence

By Aryn Baker

The Only Winners in Iraq’s Chaos: the Kurds

Kurdistan hunkers down in Northern Iraq as chaos swirls around it

By Jay Newton-Small

State Dept Will Beef Up Security at Baghdad Embassy

Taking action as militant extremist group the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) expands its reach and heads toward the city

By Nolan Feeney

Militants Claim Massacre of 1,700 Soldiers

New claims circulated on the radical militant group's Twitter and social media accounts purport to detail mass graves and brutal killings, in a gruesome propaganda campaign

By Aryn Baker

GOP Lawmakers Call for Airstrikes on Iraq

The rapid expansion of ISIS in Iraq and Syria was a concern for lawmakers appearing on Sunday political shows

By Nolan Feeney

Sunnis, Shi'ites and Kurds Leap into Battle in Iraq, Risking a Split

ISIS's advance on Mosul was just the beginning. Now the country risks fracturing along ethnic and sectarian lines

By Aryn Baker
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