Female soldiers were supposed to be a civilizing influence on the military. Then came Abu Ghraib.

The Libyan government has reclaimed the oil-heavy Ras Lanouf in a serious blow to anti-Gadhafi forces

An Army Reserve captain who supervised Charles Graner says higher-ups were to blame for prison abuse.

In just one year, Twitter's new proprietor lost a sum greater than the gross national product of Greece

Rumsfeld and his minions are treating Congress as if it's on a need-to-know basis about Iraq -- from the number of private contractors there to how taxpayers' money is being spent to our military strategy.

Fighting corruption, rebuilding institutions and trying to bring militants into the political system, Palestinians have moved on after the death of their leader. But how long will their new hopes last?

The captured British sailors ate decent meals and were set free in business suits -- as Tehran used them to score political points on the Arab street.

The CIA’s torture techniques—10 in total—increased in severity as one went down the list

The president's sudden, passionate intervention surprised everyone. But Israeli officials doubt he's in it for the long haul.

Salon has uncovered more allegations against a civilian interrogator accused of abuse at the prison. Why has he never been prosecuted?

Gubernatorial candidate Bill McCollum, against advice of staff, OK'd payment to disgraced psychiatrist

An expos

Under heavy pressure from British Prime Minister Tony Blair, the president finally raises the Israeli-Palestinian issue. But does he really intend to solve it?

The militant group responsible for the latest beheading of an American is one of the most brutal and sophisticated in Iraq -- and its targets extend beyond Westerners.