Four explosions rocked the Iraqi capital of Baghdad on Tuesday, killing at least 15 people and prompting fears that sectarian violence was continuing following last week’s bombing of a sacred Shiite shrine. In northern
Iraq, a blast badly damaged a Sunni mosque where the father of Saddam Hussein is buried. The deposed leader was due back in court as his trial was to resume in the 1982 killings of nearly 150 people in the town of Dujail. Full Story
