BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A suicide bomber drove into a crowd of police trainees in Kurdish northern Iraq on Monday, killing and wounding dozens, and insurgents attacked a police station in Baghdad, defying a widespread security clampdown.
The violence came as two influential U.S. senators criticised fellow Republican President George W. Bush's handling of the two-year-old war and said Americans needed to be told that U.S. troops faced a "long, hard slog" in Iraq.
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