Sam Roe

Muslim forces were gathering near a small town in Bosnia, and commanders were moving fighters to the front. The man in charge wanted the very best soldiers available, so he...

Sheik Jamal Said stood before the packed mosque and worked the crowd like an auctioneer. Speaking Arabic, the prayer leader asked for a donation of $10,000. No one responded. He...

Forged documents that the United States used to build its case against Iraq were likely written by someone in Niger's embassy in Rome who hoped to make quick money, a...

Five years ago, just days after the landmark Kyoto global warming summit, General Motors Corp. received worldwide attention by announcing it would be ready to mass produce by 2001 its...

Sleek and shiny, lightweight and aerodynamic, the three cars -- one gold, one silver and one blue -- made a distinct impression, at once vaguely familiar but also jarringly new....

The garage door to the research facility creaked, groaned and lifted slowly, and two scientists in dark blue lab coats pushed a small black car to the center of the...

On a crisp fall morning in 1993, President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore walked side by side out of the West Wing of the White House, past the...

In a rare move, federal regulators are warning thousands of dental laboratories that they might be exposing workers to harmful levels of beryllium, a highly toxic metal used in the...

Facing increasing scrutiny over its health policies, the Navy is shifting course and considering whether to test its workers who might have been harmed by the highly toxic metal beryllium....