Christine Spolar

Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has ordered the Navy's inspector general to investigate prisoner operations and intelligence gathering practices conducted chiefly by the U.S. Army in Iraq and Afghanistan. The new...

Rubar Sandi climbed into an armored car, propped an automatic rifle between his knees, slapped another next to his right thigh and adjusted a pair of aviator sunglasses across his...

The new mayor of Baghdad doesn't live in the city, hasn't worked in Iraq for eight years and, as City Council members tell it, benefits from the right connections--impressive tribal...

The planned signing of an interim constitution by the Iraqi Governing Council, heralded by the U.S.-led coalition as a key sign of democratic reform, foundered Friday amid last-minute political maneuvers....

Iraqi Governing Council members working through the night approved a transitional constitution early Monday that provides equal rights for men and women, deems Islam a source for legislation and recognizes...

The top U.S. commander in Iraq on Thursday described an evolution in the insurgency opposing American troops, as homegrown guerrillas give way to an increasingly sophisticated opposition originating abroad. An...

The top U.S. commander of ground forces in Iraq acknowledged Thursday that coalition troops had not and could not secure acres of munitions in the country and that some of...

Staff Sgt. Jerry Sanchez and the other members of his Florida National Guard unit thought they might head home before Thanksgiving. Now, they are not sure if they will leave...

Saddam Hussein's sons Udai and Qusai, viewed by many as symbols of the cruelty and brutal repression of the dictator's regime, were killed Tuesday morning in a blazing firefight as...

Criticism mounted Tuesday over the American detention of Turkish soldiers and civilians after a raid on a Turkish military outpost in northern Iraq late last week. Although the troops and...