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

A farmer and peace activist from the American heartland talks about his frontline battle against human rights abuses in Iraq -- long before the world learned of Abu Ghraib.

Let's count the 13 ways this most recent "Homeland" was a disaster

A manhunt is on for escaped inmates after a daring assault set hundreds free

Al Aribiya, which is owned by the Saudi government, reports on Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's pushback to Biden

March 30 is Land Day, an annual commemoration of the struggle against the Israeli occupation

The week we learn about another general punished for doing his job, the president's approval ratings fall again.

The British P.M. thought he had a deal: He'd support the war and Bush would stand up to Ariel Sharon. But administration neoconservatives, led by Elliott Abrams, killed the deal.

On "In Plain Sight," Fred Weller is more than a nerdy sidekick. He's one of the show's great pleasures

An international law expert explains why the new Red Cross report on the Guantanamo prison camp is more disturbing than the U.S.-operated torture chambers in Baghdad.

Palestinians elect Mahmoud Abbas as their new leader, but some refuse to take part, fearing he will give everything away.

Hamid al Mokhtar wrote novels and poems. For this, he was imprisoned and tortured for eight years at the vast Abu Ghraib prison complex in Baghdad. Today, he goes back to the scene of his nightmares.