E.A. Torriero

United Nations weapons inspectors carrying out searches on a Muslim holy day found some doors locked inside a health center Friday and for the first time used a hot line...

United Nations weapons inspectors expanded their 2-week-old search Tuesday by more than doubling their teams and visiting the most Iraqi sites in one day, but the UN was moving far...

A top adviser to Saddam Hussein challenged the United States on Sunday to reveal any evidence that Iraq still has weapons of mass destruction. "Why play this game?" Gen. Amer...

Iraq released its much-awaited inventory of potential nuclear, chemical and biological technologies to the United Nations on Saturday, hoping to prevent war as it again denied American claims that it...

Basim Antoon remembers UN helicopters buzzing over his paint factory four years ago as international monitors searched for where Iraq might be producing or storing chemicals for use in weapons...

President Saddam Hussein, in his first public comments since UN weapons inspectors returned to Iraq, encouraged his people in a holiday message Thursday to welcome the UN teams and declared...

The Bush administration on Wednesday pressed the United Nations to intensify its weapons inspections in Iraq, but UN officials rebuffed the pressure and arms monitors in Baghdad said they were...

Seeking to blunt U.S. allegations that it is failing to comply with UN demands, Iraq announced Tuesday that it would deliver a day early an inventory of materials that could...

UN weapons inspectors entered the gates of the Towers alcohol plant and two neighboring gin mills Monday and found potent wares: cases of workingman's booze. "What has arrack [a sweet...

UN arms inspectors entered one of Saddam Hussein's presidential palaces Tuesday in the first major test of whether Iraq will comply with its promise to let the monitors go anywhere...