Saddam&#39;s Cause Remains Strong Without Him
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Even though a year has passed since former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein was arrested, terrorism continues to escalate. Saddam was assumed to be organizer of the resistance in Iraq and was arrested on December 13 of last year on his farm in Tigrit.
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Iraqi and U.S. forces arrested a man believed to be the most-wanted Saddam Hussein aide still on the run in a bloody raid in which 70 of his supporters were killed and 80 captured, the Iraqi government said on ...
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President Bush backs his policy on Iraq, despite confirmation that Saddam Hussein did not have WMD.
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The most wanted Saddam Hussein aide still on the run in Iraq, Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, has not been captured, the interior ministry said today, adding that medical checks on a man in custody showed he was not Ibrahim.
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Some see US presidential challenger Senator John Kerry as an articulate war hero with credentials to lead a superpower, others are grateful President Bush toppled Saddam Hussein.
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We host a debate between Abdul Haq Al-Ani, a London-based attorney who is one of Saddam Hussein&#39;s lawyers and Michael Scharf, one of five international law experts who helped train Iraqi judges after major combat ended in the country.
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BAGHDAD, Iraq - Saddam Hussein underwent surgery about two weeks ago to repair a hernia and has made a full recovery, a U.S. official confirmed Tuesday...
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THE Pentagon today refused to confirm the reported arrest in Iraq of Izzat Ibrahim al-Duri, Saddam Hussein&#39;s right-hand man. Mr Ibrahim - ranked number six in the deck of cards of most wanted officials issued
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BAGHDAD, Iraq - Saddam Hussein underwent an operation to repair a hernia about 10 days ago but has made a full recovery, Iraqi sources said Tuesday.    The ousted dictator was taken to Baghdad's Ibn Sina hospital near the U.S.-controlled Green Zone for the procedure, which was performed by Iraqi doctors, according to sources close to the Human Rights Ministry...
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Saddam Hussein once called this city north of Baghdad home, and the monolithic palaces that line the Tigris River were showplaces of the Iraqi president's power. Two enormous golden statues of Hussein on horseback stood atop a gate to the palace compound. He protected and coddled the largely Sunni Muslim city and made it the political capital of the province.
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Roundup: Saddam Hussein trial resumes in Baghdad    BAGHDAD, Sept. 18 (Xinhua) -- The trial of Iraq's toppled leader Saddam Hussein and six of his co-defendants resumed in a Baghdad court on Monday after a four-day break.
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Iraq, once thought to be a political albatross for President George W. Bush, is turning out to be more of a headache for his Democratic rival John Kerry despite the continuing turmoil and mounting US death toll.
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Why hasn&#39;t Senator John Kerry&#39;s newly formulated Iraq policy gained traction among voters? Even in the wake of a relatively strong performance in the first debate, and more than a week after
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Saddam Hussein's genocide trial resumed Monday but without lawyers representing the ex-president or his six co-defendants.
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Mass graves, war criminals, and Iranian agents: welcome to the campaign trail in Iraq. Even before he announced his
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One of Saddam Hussein&#39;s lawyers says the former Iraqi leader is refusing food, despite reports to the contrary. French lawyer Emmanuel Ludot says he wants the International Red Cross to check on Saddam&#39;s condition.
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BERLIN, Oct. 7 -- As part of its stealth effort to evade U.N. sanctions and rebuild its military, the Iraqi government under President Saddam Hussein found that it had no shortage of people around the world who were willing to help. Among them: a French arms dealer known only as "Mr. Claude," who made a surreptitious visit to Iraq four years ago to provide technical expertise and training.