BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Four U.S. soldiers died in Iraq on Monday from combat-related injuries, the U.S. military said in a statement on Tuesday.
It said the four soldiers were members of the Multi-National Division-Baghdad and that the incident was under investigation, but gave no other details.
U.S. troops are withdrawing from Iraqi towns and cities to rural bases this month under a bilateral security pact.
(Writing by Daniel Wallis; Editing by Louise Ireland)
NEW YORK (Reuters) - About 13 million Time Warner Cable Inc subscribers were to lose most Fox programing at midnight on Thursday unless the cable service provider reached a last-minute deal to pay fees to News Corp to broadcast the shows.
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