Millions march to shrine at Karbala amid hopes for freedom
About one million Shiite pilgrims converge on Karbala to mourn a revered saint and celebrate post-Saddam freedoms. Clerics Sistani and Sadr unify to guide the pilgrimage with volunteers from Hawza. U.S. forces largely unseen. Anti American sentiment surfaces among worshippers as Baghdad oversees a tense flowering of postwar politics.
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Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Iraqi National Congress
Ayatollah
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Hawza Aldimiya
Hawza
United States
Iran
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Cash in Iraq: U S notes found amid sanctions crackdown
Investigators in Iraq and the United States trace hundreds of millions in U S currency uncovered there despite sanctions. They explore cash smuggling, illicit deals, sham firms, and middlemen outside Iraq as officials seek to map money trails and verify counterfeit risks.
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Iraq
United States
Jimmy Gurule
University of Notre Dame
John Gill
Secret Service
Baghdad
U.S
Pigris River
Baath Party
Republican Guard
Los Angeles
U.S. Cuften
Robert Bonner
Bureau of Customs and Borer Protection
Bush Administration
Treasury Department
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Treasury
Power returns as Baghdad lights up after blackout
Residents celebrate electricity returning to most of Baghdad after a three week outage. Amid relief and gunfire, many remain without power water and phones as cholera and typhoid cases surface and water plants stay offline.
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Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Tigris River
Saddam
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