Third day of camp attack
TRIPOLI, Lebanon — Artillery and machine gun fire echoed around a crowded Palestinian refugee camp for a third straight day Tuesday, as the Leban...
60 wounded in explosion
BAGHDAD — A parked car bomb ripped through a crowded outdoor market in southwestern Baghdad today, killing 25 people despite a 3-month-old securit...
Search still on for U.S. soldiers
BAGHDAD — A group of gunmen in two cars attacked a minibus heading to Baghdad from a Shiite town north of the capital today, killing sev...
LONDON — Britain's support for the war in Iraq was a "major tragedy" for the world, former President Jimmy Carter said Saturday as he criticized Tony Blair's unwavering ...
Mortars land in fortified Green Zone
BAGHDAD — The American military widened the search for three missing U.S. soldiers, detaining nine people in a raid Saturday about 25...
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Israel will not let up in its strikes against Hamas and militants firing rockets on Israeli border towns should be "very afraid," Israel's defens...
British support will continue
BAGHDAD — Outgoing British leader Tony Blair, whose premiership has been dominated by his unpopular decision to join the 2003 invasion to to...
LONDON — Britain's army reversed course Wednesday and announced that Prince Harry will not be sent to Iraq with his regiment due to "specific threats" from insurgents th...
BAGHDAD — Attackers who ambushed a U.S. military convoy apparently confiscated the dog tags of one of the four American soldiers killed, the military said today, as it p...
North, South trains cross no man's land
MUNSAN, South Korea — The divided Koreas sent trains lumbering through their heavily armed border for the first time in more than ...
