In Baghdad, mortar rounds mark Iraq election day (Los Angeles Times)

7 March 2010, 12:36 am

At least 12 people are killed as insurgents test the stability of Iraq's young democracy. Dozens of mortar rounds thudded across Baghdad on Sunday morning and at least 12 people were killed as Iraqis went to the polls in an election testing the stability of the country's still-fragile democracy.... Read More »

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