The New Yorker correspondent witnessed the fall of Saddam and the beginning of the uprising. But he fails to explore the destruction Saddam did to the souls of his people.

In Turkey, support for the protesters isn't nearly as unified as the U.S. media might have you believe

The Iraqi president says U.S. troops will come home someday, maybe. The U.S. president says he takes responsibility "to the extent that" the federal government bungled Katrina.

In the aftermath of the deadliest attack ever on American women soldiers, Marines unite around the need for military women in a war zone.

Nick Broomfield's pulse-pounding "Battle for Haditha" turns the infamous 2005 civilian massacre into a haunting classic about the inhumanity of war.

Officials say eight people have been killed and 44 wounded. It is unknown who planted the explosive

The U.N. says Iraq's sectarian violence killed more than 34,000 civilians in 2006. Bush wonders if the Iraqis are grateful enough.

The confusion over the release of two "high-value" female prisoners in Iraq reveals who's really in charge.

Fleeing their war-torn homes, Iraqi girls are selling their bodies in Syria to support their families.

In a rare apology, the U.S. has issued a statement recognizing the severity of a crime against Iraqi civilians including the rape of a 15-year-old girl.

Iraqi exiles see a U.S. invasion as something to celebrate, not protest.

The former general and CIA chief is set to make a small fortune from a public university for no reason

According to a new CIA report, George W. Bush has done what Saddam Hussein couldn't: He's turned Iraq into the world's best training ground for terrorists.