An Al-Jazeera cameraman detained and tortured at Abu Ghraib recalls beatings, threats and photos of torture victims used as screen savers on military PCs.

How a daring 2015 special-ops raid in eastern Syria yielded an enormous ISIS database that exposed its finances

Syrian forces have driven rebels and residents out of opposition areas of Damascus

Rep. Barry Loudermilk escorted a group of 12 constituents but he left as the group swelled

The ceremony was met with a mixture of protest and applause

A doctor warned that mental health care for violent, disturbed Marines was inadequate. Sgt. Tom Bagosy proved it

The creative team pulled the scene, premised on a series of airport bombing jokes, in fear it'd be in poor taste

The DOJ, with the exception of two likely murders, closes the book on all of the past decade's torture crimes

Osama Bahar and Nabil Halabiyeh played soccer and practiced karate together. On Saturday, the best friends blew up themselves and 10 young Israelis. An exclusive portrait of two unlikely mass killers.

What? CIA operatives concealed the truth about torture from a San Francisco liberal? No!

It doesn't stop at Abu Ghraib. All of America is awash in violent revenge fantasies -- including me.

With Hamas and Fatah forces shooting at each other, Gaza stands on the edge of civil war. A report from the streets.

A simple job escorting funnyman David Rakoff turns into something much, much more.