U.S.: Iraq, Afghan Human Rights Worsen
State Department Report Highlights Deteriorating Abuse Records; Iraq Government Cited for Arbitrary Killings
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State Department Report Highlights Deteriorating Abuse Records; Iraq Government Cited for Arbitrary Killings
"Heretic Pharaoh" Likely Discovered With Same Tests That Tell How King Tut Died
U.S. Officials Call Qaeda Suspect "More of a Foot Soldier" Than Terrorist; Man Accused of Killing Yemeni Security Guard
State Department Annual Human Rights Report Says A Third of Afghanistan was Plunged in Armed COnflict
Catholic Church Outraged over High School's Decision to Install Condom-Vending Machines
6.9-Magnitude Quake among 7 Aftershocks; New President Sebastian Pinera Urges Coastal Residents to Move to Higher Ground
In Wake of Fort Hood Shooting and Christmas Day Plot, Terror Network May Embrace Smaller, More Singular Insurgent Operations
Iraqi PM, Challenger Each Take Lead in Two of Country's 18 Provinces, According to Preliminary Count
An American man from New Jersey is reportedly among 11 members of an al Qaeda cell arrested in Yemen last week in a security raid.
U.S. Defense Chief Tones Down Criticism of Iran's Alleged Meddling in Afghanistan; "Not a Major Problem For Us"
Vice President Wraps Up Trip to Repair Ties; Urges Israel to Seek Peace with Palestinians
Sahil Saeed, Nabbed in Armed Robbery at Relatives' Home During Visit from England, in "Very Good Health"
Hamid Al-Bayati Calls Recent Elections a Success Despite Violence, Predicts Second Term for Al-Maliki
After Papal Brother Admits to Slapping Kids, German Church Officials Start Looking Into Benedict's Time as Archbishop
Cambodia to Preserve 14 Sites of Murderous Regime, Including Home of Leader Pol Pot