Report by rights group Reprieve reveals British government lied, worked with U.S. on drone 'kill list' since 9/11

A Sunni insurgent who welcomed the Americans at first discusses the complicated motives of those fighting the U.S. occupation.

The Chicago Tribune says Gen. Geoffrey Miller has contradicted his own sworn testimony as to what he told Rumsfeld's deputies about Abu Ghraib.

The president seems surprised by the reaction. He shouldn't be.

A bipartisan call by senators to halt the retirement of the major general at the heart of the Abu Ghraib scandal suggests the abuse inquiry finally has a pulse.

The U.S. blames ordinary troops for Abu Ghraib and Iraqi leaders for the recent increase in violence.

'Mrs. Brown,' the new film about the relationship between Queen Victoria and her manservant, fails to bring the hidden passions of the Victorian era to light.

While Baghdad celebrates, elsewhere in Iraq a U.S.-backed Iraqi militia is terrorizing residents.

Mincing stereotypes, old cliches: How can a franchise created and beloved by gay men be so bad at portraying them?

As a U.S. general concedes that Iraqi resistance cells are getting more effective, two fighters explain their motivations.

The kinds of torture used at Abu Ghraib stem from techniques common to colonial imperialists, Stalin's secret police and the Gestapo.

With his much vaunted peace plan dead in the water, will the president push Israeli leader Ariel Sharon to take baby steps on removing settlements when the two meet next week?

The government has enlisted the Women's Institute in its fight against sex trafficking.

Obama administration still determining whether the Syrian government's use of chemical weapons crossed a "red line"