The food markets of a foreign land are my first destination when I travel — where I learn what's most important

The exoneration of top brass in the Abu Ghraib scandal makes a mockery of our system.

Al Aribiya, which is owned by the Saudi government, reports on Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's pushback to Biden

Defense contractor that hosted the event claimed immigrants were not allowed to attend

The week we learn about another general punished for doing his job, the president's approval ratings fall again.

Don't judge the runaway success of "Chernobyl" as an indicator that audiences will watch AMC's and HBO's new shows

An international law expert explains why the new Red Cross report on the Guantanamo prison camp is more disturbing than the U.S.-operated torture chambers in Baghdad.

Palestinians elect Mahmoud Abbas as their new leader, but some refuse to take part, fearing he will give everything away.

An FBI agent testifies that an al-Qaida prisoner provided useful intelligence until the CIA got rough -- and casts doubt on Bush's statements about the effectiveness of harsh interrogations.

Bush and his closest advisors knew about the prisoner abuse at Guantanamo but chose to do nothing, Seymour Hersh says in his new book, "Chain of Command."