Analysis: Wartime powers face scrutiny
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The Supreme Court ruling on Guantanamo puts the brakes on what has been a sharp expansion of executive powers and raises fresh questions about other aspects of President Bush&#039;s war-on-terror policy.
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Viewpoint: President Bush reaches into history in defense of the war. But he's at odds with the realities on the ground
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The wiretapping deal is just the latest sign of how the White House is losing ground in the fight over wartime powers
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With countries still bitterly divided over the war in Iraq, a high-level panel appointed by the United Nations has recommended a five-step guideline to determine when to use military action.
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A federal rules deals another setback to President Bush's war powers. Now comes the maneuvering
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The precious balance between individual freedoms and national security has never been defined in absolutes. In times of war, when our security is threatened, people are asked to make concessions with their freedoms.
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When President Bush meets Iraq and  Afghanistan's leaders this week, his re-election campaign will  tout their countries as foreign policy successes but analysts  point to the political fragility of these men.
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THE BILL TO reform US intelligence operations only seems like itâs been around since the Cold War ended. It is a product of the 9/11 Commissionâs final report, incorporating many of its key recommendations.
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President Bush isn't the only world leader facing doubts about his handling of the war on terror. People in Australia, Italy and Britain also harbor reservations about how well their nation's leaders are holding terrorists at bay.
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NEVER underestimate questions put to authority figures by troops about to be sent into battle. Behind them are problems begging to be addressed.
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Hearings on the war in Iraq began just before the sixth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, but the significance of the timing depended on oneâs view of the conflict.
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A ruling this week by a U.S. Army panel could lead to the overturning of one of the largest courts-martial of World War II.
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Top military lawyers said that some provisions would not withstand legal scrutiny or do enough to repair the nationÂs tarnished reputation.
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John F. Kerryâs service in Vietnam and his postwar testimonials have been targeted all summer by Republican-funded critics and veterans groups - so much so that for several months they have obscured George W. Bushâs much-criticized Vietnam-era
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Candidates have much at stake if the war outlasts President Bush's tenure.
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The answer depends on how you see the enemy and how you define America's role in shaping the world
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Under Saddam Hussein, the government saw Iraq's postal service as a great way to spy on its citizens. Receipt of an overseas letter was often accompanied by a summons from authorities asking about foreign contacts. Mail was frequently censored or went missing.