Roadside Bomb Kills 2 U.S. Soldiers in Tikrit
A roadside blast in Tikrit killed two American soldiers and wounded three others, as U.S. forces arrested suspects and deployed troops in a show of force. The fatalities affected the 1st Infantry Division after they assumed security duties in the Sunni Triangle town. In Baghdad, a shop bombing killed Haidar al-Qazwini, brother-in-law of a member of the Iraqi Governing Council.
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Iraq Week in Review sees U S soldiers killed in Tikrit ambush
Insurgents fired on a U S Humvee patrol in downtown Tikrit, a bomb exploded under the second vehicle killing two soldiers and wounding three. A Bradley fired on the area as a roadside bomb threat persists in the Sunni Triangle.
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Kerry clinches Democratic nomination with 2162 delegates
AP tally shows John Kerry reached the 2162 delegate threshold Saturday afternoon as Democrats in Kansas began caucuses. He secured the final needed delegates through superdelegate endorsements after John Edwards quit following Super Tuesday.
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Al-Qaida video claim tied to Madrid attacks sparks arrests
Madrid officials said a videotaped message purporting al Qaida responsibility coincided with arrests of three Moroccans and two Indians over the deadly Madrid incidents. Authorities cautioned on authenticity while noting the tape urged more attacks in retaliation for Iraq and Afghanistan.
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