US: D.C. Protest Marks One Year Since Trump Re-Election 3

Thousands of people marched in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, November 5, one year after President Donald Trump’s reelection.

US: D.C. Protest Marks One Year Since Trump Re-Election 2

Thousands of people marched in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, November 5, one year after President Donald Trump’s reelection.

US: Franklin Fire Spreads Rapidly In Malibu, California

"A wildfire erupted near Pepperdine University in Malibu, Southern California, on Monday evening, December 9. The fire, dubbed the Franklin Fire, rapidly spread amid Santa Ana winds, burning over 800 acres near Malibu Canyon Road as of 2:00 a.m."

US: Multiple Killed After Helicopter Crashes Into Communications Tower In Houston

A helicopter that departed from Ellington Airport crashed into a communications tower in Houston’s Second Ward on Sunday night, October 20. The accident caused an explosion and killed four, including a child. This is a developing story.

(2)Iraqis debate postwar future

(2)Iraqis debate postwar future

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Shiite participants in a meeting convened by retired U.S. Gen. Jay Garner, director of the Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance to Iraq, speak to reporters after the meeting in Baghdad on April 28.

(1)Iraqis debate postwar future

(1)Iraqis debate postwar future

BAGHDAD, Iraq - An Iraqi participant in a meeting led by retired U.S. Gen. Jay Garner in Baghdad on April 28 shakes hands with a U.S. soldier after the end of the meeting. Some 250 leading Iraqis from across the political and ethnic spectrum attended the meeting, the second of its kind.

(2) Iraqi Shias oppose U.S.-led government

(2) Iraqi Shias oppose U.S.-led government

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraqi Shias stage a sit-in opposing formation of a U.S.-led government in Baghdad on April 28 as Jay Garner, the retired U.S. general administering postwar Iraq, met prominent Iraqis for talks to map out their political future.

(1)Iraqi Shias oppose U.S.-led government

(1)Iraqi Shias oppose U.S.-led government

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraqi Shias rally against the formation of a U.S.-led government in Baghdad on April 28 as Jay Garner, the retired U.S. general administering postwar Iraq, met prominent Iraqis for talks to map out their political future.

(1)Iraqi Shias oppose U.S.-led government

(1)Iraqi Shias oppose U.S.-led government

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraqi Shias rally against the formation of a U.S.-led government in Baghdad on April 28 as Jay Garner, the retired U.S. general administering postwar Iraq, met prominent Iraqis for talks to map out their political future. (Kyodo)

(2) Iraqi Shias oppose U.S.-led government

(2) Iraqi Shias oppose U.S.-led government

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraqi Shias stage a sit-in opposing formation of a U.S.-led government in Baghdad on April 28 as Jay Garner, the retired U.S. general administering postwar Iraq, met prominent Iraqis for talks to map out their political future. (Kyodo)

(2)Iraqis debate postwar future

(2)Iraqis debate postwar future

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Shiite participants in a meeting convened by retired U.S. Gen. Jay Garner, director of the Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance to Iraq, speak to reporters after the meeting in Baghdad on April 28. (Kyodo)

(1)Iraqis debate postwar future

(1)Iraqis debate postwar future

BAGHDAD, Iraq - An Iraqi participant in a meeting led by retired U.S. Gen. Jay Garner in Baghdad on April 28 shakes hands with a U.S. soldier after the end of the meeting. Some 250 leading Iraqis from across the political and ethnic spectrum attended the meeting, the second of its kind. (Kyodo)