At least 258 were killed and 53 were wounded in recent fighting, but cemetery officials at the world’s largest cemetery say they are receiving the bodies of dozens of war victims on a daily basis. That would not include any militant dead.

At least 184 were killed and 244 were wounded. Several more bodies were found in a mass grave near Kirkuk.

At least 53 people were killed and 31 were wounded in the latest violence. That includes 19 men discovered in a mass grave near Kirkuk.

No civilian casualties were reported, but at least 194 people were killed and 93 more were wounded in battles and bombings.

After returning from Iraq, U.S. General Martin Dempsey expressed concern that the Iraqi government is not on the path away from sectarianism and that all parties in Iraq may not have equal footing in the government after the Islamic State militants are defeated.

At least 226 were killed in recent fighting. Few of these fatalities were in the Tikrit area, so the figure is likely to be much higher. However, at least 300 bodies were found in a pair of mass graves there. At least 42 people were wounded.

Dozens were killed in fighting today, but few exact figures were released.

U.S. General Martin Dempsey called on Iraq to ensure that Coalition aid is used effectively. He specifically wants additional reforms to military leadership posts, increased recruitment, and better pay systems. He expressed concerns about the government’s weak...

At least 95 people were killed and 22 were wounded in recent violence. Islamic State militants could be looting and demolishing a third ancient city in northern Iraq.

Kurdish forces mistook a group of Canadian soldiers for militants and fire upon them, killing one and wounding three. At least 303 people were also killed, and another 76 were wounded across the country. A second ancient Iraqi city may have been razed by the Islamic State militants.