A few questions about Bush's choice for a new Pentagon watchdog.

As more Republican senators sour on Rumsfeld's war, John McCain and Chuck Hagel may no longer be the party's lone men of conscience.

A Taoist pimp offers an astrological seduction plan to make every sign a helpless love slave.

Hates Salon, loves own voice, and is confusing on the subject of Abu Ghraib

Sandhurst trains hundreds of cadets who violently crack down on dissent in Saudi, UAE, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait

The choice between abrupt withdrawal and endless war in Iraq is false. We can negotiate an honorable exit -- in fact, we're already talking with the insurgents.

Sheik Saeed al-Masri is the seventh person killed who was considered to be the organization's third-in-charge

CACI International counter sues victims after judge dismisses war crimes charge on a technicality

Whatever the president wants to call the fight against terrorism, his tactics, in marked contrast to Britain's, are severely hampering the global effort.

Walker's final film brings this chapter of the epic franchise to a close -- and its close-knit tribe will be missed

Oscar-nominated director Hany Abu-Assad's new movie spins a strange but true fable of Gaza rubble and TV stardom