U S forces kill 32 militants in Sadr City raid
U S led forces attacked Shiite Sadr City killing 32 suspected militants and detaining 12 others in a raid and airstrike aimed at smuggling networks from Iran. Nine civilians died, as Iraq tightens security and pilgrims head to a northern Baghdad mosque for a major Shiite anniversary.
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Heat drives pets indoors as July heat rises in Southern Illinois
In Southern Illinois, daytime highs run about 10 degrees above normal pushing pet owners to keep animals cool. Experts urge fresh water and shade, warn against leaving pets in hot cars, and note more people seeking air conditioned relief and water bowls as heat persists. Local shoppers report steadier water needs and increased store traffic for pet cooling products.
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Salukis face extreme heat during first full practice week
SIU football staff combat dangerous heat with mandatory water breaks helmet removal and shorter sessions. Trainers monitor hydration while coaches stress communication and judgment. Since 1965 the National Center for Catastrophic Sport Injury Research notes 116 heat stroke deaths in football. last year five. SIU emphasizes safety and vigilance to prevent any serious incident.
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Baghdad braces for Shiite pilgrimage amid checkpoints and raids
Iraqi authorities set up 9 km checkpoints in Baghdad as thousands of Aimma Shiite pilgrims move toward Kazimiyah for a major religious trek. U.S.-led raids in Sadr City kill 32 militants and nine civilians. five rogue militia members detained in Amil. One U.S. soldier killed and four wounded by a roadside bomb in the west. First aid tents open in Kazimiyah ahead of the holiday.
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Foreign bombers dominate Iraq death by own action attacks study says
Two independent studies conclude death by own action bombings in Iraq are largely carried out by foreigners. Saudi nationals lead with 53 attackers. Iraqis account for 15 percent. Experts note difficulty in identifying perpetrators and limited Iraqi involvement in such attacks.
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