U.S. says joint efforts working
BAGHDAD, Iraq — Suicide bombings fell in November to their lowest level in seven months, the American military said Thursday, citing the s...
Iraq coalition forces dwindle
VIENNA, Austria — Two of America's allies in Iraq are withdrawing forces this month and a half-dozen others are debating possible pullouts o...
Rewriting history a hit with youth
TOKYO — In one book, crazed Chinese communist guerrillas spray benevolent Japanese troops with cyanide. In another, savage Korean immig...
BAGHDAD, Iraq — Insurgents attacked several U.S. bases and government offices with mortars and rockets today before dispersing in the capital of western Iraq's Anbar pro...
Another wave of kidnappings feared
BAGHDAD, Iraq — A peace group blamed the United States and Britain for the abduction of four activists shown in an insurgent video, say...
JERUSALEM — Elder statesman Shimon Peres today signaled plans to leave the Labor Party after six decades and throw his support behind Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's new c...
Army analysts assess Iraq
Two senior Army analysts who in 2003 accurately foretold the turmoil that would be unleashed by the U.S. invasion of Iraq offer a bleak assessme...
Temperatures fall below freezing
LAKE LOUISE, Alberta — A ski lift at Canada's famed Lake Louise resort malfunctioned Sunday, trapping about 65 people in gondolas for hou...
4 kidnapped on Sat. in Iraq
BAGHDAD, Iraq — An American citizen has been reported missing in Iraq, the U.S. Embassy said today, a day after a Canadian Parliament official...
BEIJING — Coal dust caught fire in a mine in northeast China, sparking an explosion that killed at least 68 people and left 79 missing, the government said today, as the...
