LONDON — Large swathes of London's sprawling transport network shut down Monday night after maintenance workers walked off the job, arousing commuter anger and drawing w...
Force reduction hinges on progress in Iraq
SYDNEY, Australia — President Bush flirted with the idea that U.S. troop strength in Iraq could be reduced during a whirlwind v...
BAGHDAD — Civilian deaths rose slightly in August as a huge suicide attack in the north two weeks ago offset security gains elsewhere, making it the second deadliest mon...
Sons recall her love for them, life
LONDON — Princess Diana's family solemnly marked the 10th anniversary of her death today at a service organized by her sons, while adm...
A child snaps a picture of one of 10 golden flowers placed on the grounds of Kensington Palace in London in memory of Princess Diana. Friday marks the 10th anniversary o...
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, second from left, and model Naomi Campbell, are among those viewing a statue of former South African President Nelson Mandela as it is unveiled i...
GHAZNI, Afghanistan — Taliban militants were expected to release seven remaining South Korean hostages today, bringing to an end a six-week drama that saw two captives k...
BAGHDAD — Iraq's top diplomat said today that more progress had been made in bringing security to the country than in advancing the tumultuous political situation, and c...
QALA-E-KAZI, Afghanistan — Taliban militants today released eight of 19 South Korean captives they promised to free under a deal struck with the South Korean government ...
Strain on troops, families growing
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — The Pentagon is asking National Guard troops and their families to make sacrifices like never before in Iraq an...
