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Two suicide car bombs exploded in downtown Baghdad Sunday, killing at least 155 people and delivering a powerful blow to the heart of the fragile city's government in the worst attack of the year.
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The blasts went off in front of the headquarters of the Baghdad provincial administration and near the Ministry of Justice building during the morning rush hour as people headed to work. (Hadi Mizban/AP Photo)
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