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

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As Israelis and Palestinians shake hands in front of the cameras, it's as if the years of bloodshed were just a bad dream. But both sides have a long way to go before the nightmare is over.

In this interview and podcast, the director of the terrifying documentary "Taxi to the Dark Side" talks about torture and the tragic fate of an Afghan cabdriver.

Gadhafi remains at large as anti-government fighters set sights on dictator's hometown, Sirte

America -- and the world -- has the right to know what was done in our name.

By continuing to publish documentation of the abuse, we hope to shed light on a chapter in American history that this administration has tried to keep in the shadows.

With Abu Mazen replacing Yasser Arafat, the prospects for peace appear the brightest in years. But neither Bush nor Sharon seems interested in seizing the moment.

Where's Trump now on settlements, the embassy or the two-state solution? Israel's prime minister would love to know