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  • BAGHDAD, Iraq - A suicide bomber struck a funeral for a Shiite politician's nephew Wednesday, killing at least 32 mourners, wounding dozens and splattering tombstones with blood - part of a surge of violence as Iraqi leaders try to form a coalition government. Altogether, 53 people died in the day's attacks, which included two car bombings in Baghdad and a militant ambush on a convoy of 60 oil tanker trucks heading from Iraq's biggest refinery to the capital.

  • BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - A suicide bomber struck a funeral for a Shiite politician's nephew Wednesday, killing at least 32 mourners, wounding dozens and splattering tombstones with blood - part of a surge of violence as Iraqi leaders try to form a coalition government. Altogether, 53 people died in the day's attacks, which included two car bombings in Baghdad and a militant ambush on a convoy of 60 oil tanker trucks heading from Iraq's biggest refinery to the capital.

  • DERA GHAZI KHAN, Pakistan - A suicide attacker detonated a car bomb in a market close to a politician's home in central Pakistan on Tuesday, killing 33 people and showing the increasing reach of Taliban militants in the nuclear-armed nation. The blast came shortly before the top-ranked U.S. military officer arrived in the Pakistani capital for previously scheduled talks with the country's powerful army chief about the ongoing military offensive against the militants in the northwestern region near the Afghan border.

  • BAGHDAD, Iraq - A suicide bomber struck a funeral for a Shiite politician's nephew Wednesday, killing at least 32 mourners, wounding dozens and splattering tombstones with blood - part of a surge of violence as Iraqi leaders try to form a coalition government. Altogether, 53 people died in the day's attacks, which included two car bombings in Baghdad and a militant ambush on a convoy of 60 oil tanker trucks heading from Iraq's biggest refinery to the capital.

  • BAGHDAD, Iraq A suicide bomber struck a funeral for a Shiite politician's nephew Wednesday, killing at least 32 mourners, wounding dozens and splattering tombstones with blood part of a surge of violence as Iraqi leaders try to form a coalition government. Altogether, 53 people died in the day's attacks, which included two car bombings in Baghdad and a militant ambush on a convoy of 60 oil tanker trucks heading from Iraq's biggest refinery to the capital.

  • DERA GHAZI KHAN, Pakistan - A suicide car bomb exploded in a market close to the home of a politician in Pakistan's most populous province Tuesday, killing 33 people and wounding 60 others. The blast in the Punjabi town of Dera Ghazi Khan was the latest in a series of attacks by Taliban militants avenging an army offensive against insurgents in the northwest. More than 500 people have been killed.

  • BAGHDAD, Iraq -- A suicide bomber killed 32 mourners and wounded dozens at a funeral for the nephew of a Shiite politician, one of several attacks Wednesday across Iraq that killed a total of 53 people. The sudden surge in violence followed three weeks of relative calm after Iraq's landmark parliamentary elections on Dec. 15 and came as its three major political parties neared a deal on forming a coalition government that a Shiite politician said would include Shiites, Sunni Arabs and Kurds.

  • Derek Lagos was a soccer star who dreamed of going pro, a good student on his way to a prestigious prep school and a popular kid who made friends even with rivals on the playing field. The 13-year-old Secaucus Middle School student had no history of depression, according to his parents, who said he was by all accounts a happy, focused kid. However on Oct. 12, after a normal day of school -- capped off by light-hearted joking with friends on the bus -- Derek killed himself moments after arriving home.

    ...'s mention that the son of a politician had committed suicide while taking the name-brand ...

  • Beginning with the 1979 Shi'i Iranian revolution and the subsequent success of the Sunni mujahideen's resistance to the Soviets in the 1980s, acts of violence committed in the name of Islam have risen sharply. Increasingly, the role of martyrdom has taken a central position in violent campaigns conducted by Islamic groups. The suicide bomber has become the ideal of Islamic martyrdom, simultaneously appalling Western audiences and captivating Islamic ones. What seems to have gone unnoticed, however, is how the concept of Islamic martyrdom has undergone a transformation that blends and synthesizes notions that were once limited to one or the other of the main Muslim sects. In order to better address the challenge of Islamic violence, it is necessary to examine both the Islamic world's att...

    ...soldier or a Shi'i politician. Now, the acts of suicide-homicide martyrs epitomi...

  • U you accept that logic, then former U.S. Sen. John Edwards (D-NC) is a no-brainer for his party's nomination. Maybe. Conventional wisdom tells us the Republicans tend to follow the way of the most formidable fundraiser, which now favors Rudy Giuliani (R-NY), former mayor, and Mitt Romne (R-MA), former governor. But things often change in politics. Every politician in this race knows that they're only a camera phone away from a YouTube disaster should they melt down on the campaign trail at any time. Most people have forgotten that the World Trade Center was the site of a terrorist attack in 1993 when current GOP presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani was New York City's mayor. So much for being prepared to lead. But I realize that extending the Iraq War and this "war on terrorism" is the...

    ... the past six years, the statistics for suicide are worse and over a shorter time span. From 2001-...



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