BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Fearful Iraqis spent sleepless nights guarding their homes and asking who would be next after gunmen burned mosques and houses in a Sunni enclave following the worst bomb attack since the U.S. invasion.
The city of 7 million was under a tight curfew for a second full day since Thursday's bombing in which more than 200 Shi'ites died.
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