BAGHDAD—Defense attorneys for Saddam Hussein claimed Monday the former dictator could not have signed a 1984 order to kill 148 Shiites...

The assault on four Iraqi teenagers by members of the British military, as well as the cameraman's mocking commentary, has enraged people throughout...

MAHMOUDIYA, IRAQ—As the tumultuous process of reconstruction continues throughout Iraq, health-care workers are still lacking the basic necessities.

According to a recent poll, 52 percent of Americans want to withdraw troops from Iraq within the next 12 months. What do you think?

In response to mounting criticism toward the handling of the war, as well as the accusations of pre-war intelligence manipulation, the White House...

Due to the unexpectedly high costs of security, the U.S. has been forced to abort a large number of Iraqi reconstruction efforts. What are ...

BAGHDAD—The people of Iraq celebrated the passage of their new constitution Monday, in a formal ceremony that included a stirring speech by Iraqi President ...

This week, Saddam Hussein began his first trial before an Iraqi tribunal, where he faces charges of an alleged 1982 massacre. What are some early ...

A televised conversation between President Bush and American and Iraqi troops that was originally presented as a candid chat turned out to be...

Thousands of Iraq war veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder say the U.S. Army isn't providing them with adequate treatment. What do you...

Iraq unveiled the final draft of its constitution last week. What are some of the provisions?

CRAWFORD, TX—President Bush addressed the press Monday, mourning the tragic loss of his summer vacation.

BAGHDAD—Citing the chaotic state of his occupied nation, president Jalal Talabani declared a state of partial law in Iraq Monday. "We must preserve a ...

WASHINGTON, DC—Amid rumors of sagging morale on the home front, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld greeted his wife Joyce Monday with an unanticipated visit to ...

BAGHDAD—Sulieman Hassim, an Iraqi policeman, has taken on a second job as a terrorist in order to stay afloat financially.

BAGHDAD—Terrorist cells in Baghdad are in mourning for suicide bomber Ahmed al-Khalaf, 19, who was killed by a car bomb Monday, 200 yards from ...

The first democratic Iraqi government was recently sworn in. What's first on its agenda?

WASHINGTON, DC—Almost a year after the cessation of major combat and a month after the nation's first free democratic elections, President Bush unveiled ...