On the way to Najaf, I fell into the wrong hands.

A former U.S. soldier who served in Iraq marks the disgraceful one-year anniversary of Abu Ghraib.

You do you and I'll do me.

Don't expect a newsletter trumpeting Keillor family achievements. My kid was a horsie in the church Christmas pageant, and that's good enough for me.

The neocons' handpicked leader for the new Iraq blamed Saddam Hussein for the collapse of his Amman-based bank. But a Jordanian investigation and a trail of dubious transactions show otherwise.

The convicted cop killer fires his lawyers after one complains that a "fringe element" in the movement to free him is hurting the cause.

There are high high-end bars and low high-end bars; both are enough to make a deeply committed social drinker weep

Former U.S. ambassador and diplomat Martin Indyk hails the president's recent engagement, saying he's "becoming -- dare I say it -- like President Clinton."

Officials find pattern in four internet prostitutes killed on Long Island

President Obama has shut down the CIA's secret prisons, but that hasn't stopped rendition abroad

A new investigation suggests that military personnel at Abu Ghraib may have had help thinking up the abuses that happened there.

The White House strategy for dealing with the Abu Ghraib scandal: Stall, control, attack, deny and scare.

An Army report found Maj. Gen. Miller did not lie when he told Congress he held no "direct discussions" with top Pentagon officials -- even though he met with Rumsfeld aide Stephen Cambone after visiting Abu Ghraib.