A wounded survivor of a suicide car bomb at the scene of the attack that targeted in Baghdad on Sunday. Moises Saman for The New York TimesIraq Suffers Deadliest Day Since U.S. Drawdown -- McClatchy News
BAGHDAD — A string of bombings killed 37 people Sunday in Iraq's deadliest day since Aug. 31, when President Barack Obama said the U.S. military's seven-year-old combat mission there had ended.
Twin car bombs exploded within moments of each other around 11 a.m. in Baghdad — one near a facility housing federal police, which killed 19 people, the other a few miles away at a busy intersection in the Mansour neighborhood, killing 10, Iraqi authorities said. More than 110 people were injured.
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