Iraq violence up as troop levels drop
Value of the surge debated
WASHINGTON - Since the US military began reducing its troop presence in Iraq three months ago, several key indicators of violence in the troubled nation have risen, according to new military figures released this weekend, sparking fears that security gains hailed by the White House are already eroding. (Full article: 1311 words)
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