Liz Sly

A face known to millions of Americans was among the casualties Sunday in Iraq, a stark reminder of the everyday dangers that people encounter in the war zone. New ABC...

On what turned out to be one of the most peaceful days in Iraq in recent memory, millions of people walked through eerily quiet streets Saturday to vote in a...

Italian investigators have uncovered computer records, including photographs and an Internet map search, that appear to link a former U.S. diplomat and CIA operative to the controversial February 2003 abduction...

Four days before Osama Nasr Mostafa Hassan vanished into the thin Italian air, three middle-aged American visitors checked into the $300-a-night Milan Hilton on Via Luigi Galvani. The Americans, a...

Insurgents struck back Sunday against an intensified effort to hunt them down in Baghdad, engaging U.S. and Iraqi security forces in street battles and killing at least 20 people in...

Pope John Paul II, the man who led the Catholic Church for a generation with vision, drive and charisma, died Saturday, bringing an end to his prolonged personal suffering and...

The Iraqi Special Tribunal took an important step Monday toward bringing members of Saddam Hussein's regime to trial, issuing the equivalent of charges against five former Baath Party members. At...

Twenty-one Iraqis were killed by insurgent attacks in northern Iraq on Sunday, bringing to more than 70 the death toll in a three-day spree of violence that has affirmed the...

Rebel cleric Moqtada Sadr on Wednesday accepted peace terms offered by a delegation from Iraq's national conference and agreed to withdraw his militia from Najaf, offering the best hope yet...

Shiite militants pressed their insurgency into central Baghdad on Tuesday, shutting down much of the capital with threats of attacks against government institutions, while U.S. forces in the holy city...