A hacker's tale of his infatuation with a high-priced, computer-literate escort. Or is she really an empathic metamorph?

One can smell the fear as government officials refuse to address the question of motive

A veteran sergeant who told his commanding officers that he witnessed his colleagues torturing Iraqi detainees was strapped to a gurney and flown out of Iraq -- even though there was nothing wrong with him.

Presenting the best picture Oscar is one of the most visible moments of the year. And it's the same white guys

Shiites and Sunnis say they’re fighting a sectarian battle triggered when the U.S. toppled Sadam

As Israel cuts off contact with the Palestinian leader after another bloody attack, the question of who might succeed him gains urgency.

Eliot Spitzer's call girl says most women want to be pampered, she just happened to be more honest about it

A federal judge acknowledges "circumstantial evidence" of U.S. complicity in torture conducted by foreign allies in the war against terrorism.

"Even in her death, Shireen is highlighting Israel's occupation of the Palestinian people," former colleague says

The jury found that Ezekiel Gilbert was attempting to "retrieve stolen property" when he shot Lenora Frago

The administration seeded its new public archive of Iraq documents with jihadist materials completely unrelated to Saddam.

The more we find out about what happened at Abu Ghraib, the less it looks like a case of renegade soldiers.

Who knew a reality dating show could find a way to stop men enabling each other's toxicity?

Do daughters make dads more liberal? Plus: Sexual harassment at the UN, Michelle Obama and more.