UN, Camps in Iraq Prepare for New Wave of War Victims

U.N. and camp officials in Iraq's northern Kurdistan region are already preparing for another wave of Iraqis displaced by war to flood into the area as the conflict against Islamic extremists rages on. Since the war against the Islamic State militant group erupted in 2014, more than 1 million displaced Iraqis have flooded into Kurdistan. The majority are living packed into cheap hotels, with entire families sharing one small bedroom. Others are crammed into churches, or paying rent...

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