LONDON (AFP) - Top civil servants were grilled Wednesday over fears Iraq was developing weapons of mass destruction -- used to support the 2003 invasion but never borne out -- at a British inquiry into the conflict.

Iraq was not "top of the list" of the countries causing concern about weapons of mass destruction prior to the invasion of 2003, the official inquiry into the war was told today.

Baerbel Hacke has spent her life looking forward, but with Monday marking the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, she’s going to spend some time looking back.

Three weeks after 13 people were shot and killed at Fort Hood, Texas, new details are emerging about an Army Reserve captain who died trying to fight off the gunman before police arrived.Investigators are still sorting out the actions of Capt. John Gaffaney, 56, a psychiatric nurse. But according to varying eyewitness accounts, Gaffaney either picked up a chair and threw it at Army psychiatrist ...

Source: Reuters * Motive for murders in former al Qaeda stronghold unknown * Military uniforms easy to obtain in Iraq BAGHDAD, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Gunmen wearing army uniforms stormed a house on Wednesday and ...

It appears that the Ashland City Fire Department will continue to provide fire and first responder service outside of the city limits after Dec. 1.

Millennia-old artifacts from Babylonian, Assyrian and Sumerian cultures largely closed to public view since 2003 invasion

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - U.S. and U.N. officials have proposed solutions to Iraq's Sunni Arab vice president to stop him vetoing for a second time a law needed for an election to take place next year, an official said on Wednesday.

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The political battle over Iraq's election law has shown that the deep sectarian faultlines which led to years of bloodshed could once again provoke conflict.

The 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment, Tennessee's largest National Guard combat unit, will depart in December for Camp Shelby, Miss., on the first leg of its second deployment to Iraq.