Support of any kind for a group on the State Department's list is now grounds for a trial on charges of terrorism

A rare and fascinating glimpse of the lives of ordinary North Koreans

I didn't get it till I saw the pictures!

The New York Times tried to tell the story of the man behind the infamous Abu Ghraib photo. But the paper may have had the wrong prisoner.

A week after the New York Times identified a human rights advocate as the iconic hooded figure at Abu Ghraib, the paper admits it made a mistake.

The beleaguered country demands a better explanation from U.S. over its counterterror work within its borders

Control of the prison will be handed over to Iraqis.

Chapter 1: Oct. 17-22, 2003

Former Bush insider Lawrence Wilkerson blasts Dick Cheney's "paranoia" -- and says Cheney and Rumsfeld are to blame for Abu Ghraib.

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.