How a 1996 massacre at Tripoli\'s Abu Salim sparked the nation\'s current uprising

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

After violently storming a boat filled with Gaza bound aid, Israeli police jail, expel passengers

A bipartisan call by senators to halt the retirement of the major general at the heart of the Abu Ghraib scandal suggests the abuse inquiry finally has a pulse.

The Bush administration says the release of more photos will lead to violence in Afghanistan and Iraq.

During the Syrian dictator's first trip to the devastated city of Homs, the bombing stopped -- for a few hours

Rush accused me and other Harvard students of hating America because we put on a play about Abu Ghraib. Not only did he reveal his profound moral ignorance, he lost a man who used to be his biggest fan -- my dad.

Ignoring U.S. intelligence, Bush inflated Zarqawi, then made a pointless trip to Iraq to pose as a heroic dragon slayer. It doesn't work anymore.

Federal judge requires Justice Department lawyers to say whether NSA monitoring played a role in assassination plot conviction.

The Chicago Tribune says Gen. Geoffrey Miller has contradicted his own sworn testimony as to what he told Rumsfeld's deputies about Abu Ghraib.

It turns Gitmo into a circus-of-a-media story, rather than one about the long-term pattern of abuses inside the Bush administration's secretive system of military prisons used in the war against terrorism.

Sex workers are flooding Sydney, where prostitution is legal and regulated. They're hoping to go home with some gold of their own.