BAGHDAD - A string of car bombs exploded yesterday in Baghdad as Iraqi forces tightened security around Shi’ite mosques, shrines, and political party offices ahead of the funeral of a top Shi’ite leader.By: Chelsea J. Carter|Date: Aug 28, 2009

BAGHDAD - The US and Iraqi militaries have tentatively agreed to keep open a joint base on the edge of Baghdad's Shi'ite slum of Sadr City, maintaining an American presence in a strategic area even after the June 30 deadline for US combat troops to pull out of the capital.By: Chelsea J. Carter|Date: Jun 4, 2009

...N.Y.U. Press, features J. L. Bell’s chapter “From... Charles Chauncy (3) Chelsea (3) Christian Barnes...James Brattle (2) James Carter (2) James Chalmers (2...William Burbeck (2) William Carter (2) William Cooper (2...

...N.Y.U. Press, features J. L. Bell’s chapter “From... Charles Chauncy (3) Chelsea (3) Christian Barnes...James Brattle (2) James Carter (2) James Chalmers (2...William Burbeck (2) William Carter (2) William Cooper (2...

Twenty families who were sent into exile in Iran by Saddam Hussein following a failed uprising returned Thursday to Iraq, another sign of Baghdad's warming relations with Tehran.By: Chelsea J. Carter|Date: Oct 8, 2009

Iraqi commandos and U.S. forces have arrested a suspect in the 2006 kidnapping and murder of an Iraqi taekwondo team whose highway ambush became one of the symbols of Iraq's lawlessness during its worse years of sectarian violence.By: Chelsea J. Carter|Date: Sep 27, 2009

PLACENTIA, Calif. - The freight train that slammed into a commuter train Tuesday, killing two and injuring more than 260, had run a red light just moments before, investigators said yesterday.

Stopping short of blaming human error, National Transportation Safety Board chairwoman Marion Blakey said officials were continuing to investigate the head-on crash.

By: Chelsea J. Carter, Associated Press|Date: Apr 25, 2002

NEW YORK -- Governor George E. Pataki criticized Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani yesterday for his handling of the police shooting death of Amadou Diallo, saying the incident has created "understandable moral outrage."

"The Diallo incident was so horrendous and so horrific that it has created a sense of moral outrage, an understandable moral outrage, for all of us," Pataki said on ABC's "This Week.

By: Chelsea J. Carter, Associated Press|Date: Mar 22, 1999

...19, of Roxbury, Jonathan Carter, 18, of Dorchester and Tyrone...of Revere, Everett, Lynn and Chelsea have banned machetes, and there...snip] [Police Chief John J.] Romero, a Bronx native...allowed defense lawyer Lawrence J. McGuire's request that Kinzer...

...bicyclists and successfully stopped them in the Carter Playground. There, the lead male who...and took off. Officers arrested Kevin Carter, 21, of Boston on the charges of Attempted...20, James Jarzyniecki, 19 and Timothy J. Barrett, 19, all of Roxbury who were...