A public inquiry into the death of an Iraqi man in British custody was shown a video of a British soldier screaming at hooded prisoners on Monday. The first day of the wide-ranging inquiry in central London heard that Baha Mousa, a 26-year-old hotel receptionist who died in Basra, southern Iraq, died after a "struggle" with two soldiers. Images of the video allegedly showing abuse by a British soldier.
ABC correspondent returns to Iraq for the first time since his injury in 2006.
Disturbing video has emerged of a British soldier screaming abuse at hooded Iraqi prisoners.
Police kill two Uighurs in China; Christians targeted by bombers in Iraq
A video is presented to an inquiry in London showing the 2003 treatment of Iraqi prisoners in UK military custody as part of an investigation into the death of an Iraqi civilian.
The search for a father and Iraq war veteran who went missing after an accident on the Merrimack River is now a recovery effort and criminal investigation. WBZ's Kate Merril reports.
A father fell into the Merrimack River Sunday night during a crash and has not been seen since. Sera Congi reports.
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown came under renewed pressure Monday over Britain's military involvement in Afghanistan after troop fatalities there overtook the death toll in Iraq. Eight soldiers have been killed in a 24-hour period as troops battle Taliban insurgents in troubled southern Helmand province in Operation Panther's Claw. Recent images of the operation.
Bombs exploded outside five Christian churches in Baghdad on Sunday, in apparently coordinated attacks that killed four people and wounded more than 30.
An Iraqi war veteran and father of four is missing after two boats collided on the Merrimack River. Sera Congi reports.
The fire is 50% contained now. Camp Swift has 1000 soldiers training to deploy to Iraq in the near future. It was during a training exercise late this afternoon when the fire started.
The UN cultural agency, Unesco, has said US troops in Iraq caused considerable damage to the ancient site of Babylon by using it as a military base after the 2003 invasion.
Nearly 60 people have been killed in the worst day of attacks since US forces began pulling out of Iraq.
Dozens are killed in separate bombings in Baghdad and Tal Afar underscoring doubts about local forces maintaining security in Iraq.
Three roadside bombs in Baghdad killed seven people on Thursday, part of a string of bomb attacks hitting targets in the Iraqi capital and across the country. (July 9)
Authorities say a suicide bomber has killed nearly three dozen people and injured 70 near a judge's house in northern Iraq, and two roadside bombs in Baghdad killed seven people. (July 9)
One of the nation's top military leaders came to Seattle to talk about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. But General David Petraeus's visit also came with some opposition. KING 5's Owen Lei reports.
A former National Guardsman, who served in Iraq, has launched a fight of a different sort. He's going after two former comrades who he says falsely re-enlisted him. Last year the KING 5 Investigators reported that Sgt. Keith Jackson wasn't the first Washington Guardsman to make such a claim. KING 5's Chris Ingalls reports.
Learning to live a normal life is now the main goal of many US veterans injured during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. A group of motorbike fanatics are back in the saddle again, despite dismembered limbs.
Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen weighs in on Afghanistan, Iraq and Iran
George Stephanopoulos' exclusive interview with V.P. Joe Biden in Iraq.
On his first trip to Iraq as V.P, Joe Biden celebrates with the troops.
U.S. troops in Iraq compete in hot dog eating contest
Vice President Biden meets with troops in Iraq
Vice President Joe Biden attends the swearing -in as American citizens of over 200 servicemen and women now in Iraq.
A group of U.S. Troops serving in Iraq become citizens in a ceremony on the Fourth of July that included Vice President Joe Biden. (July 4)
A heavy sandstorm blankets Iraq's capital and reduces visibility, sending dozens of residents to hospitals with breathing difficulties.
Vice President Joe Biden is spending the Fourth of July in Baghdad, where he's addressed American troops. (July 4)
Troops in Iraq mark July 4 and withdrawal from cities
Vice President Biden visits Iraq to discuss U.S. role
US Vice President Joe Biden was to hold talks with Iraqi leaders on Friday focused on bridging the country's sectarian divide ahead of a complete American military pullout in 2011.
George Stephanopoulos talks about the vice president's unannounced tour.
FBI releases interviews detailing why Saddam Hussein lied about Iraq's WMDs
In the days after US combat forces withdrew from Iraqi cities, a sense of optimism amidst the violence
FBI declassifies interview with Saddam Hussein
Vice President Joe Biden arrived in Iraq Thursday. Biden is in Iraq to visit with U.S. Troops and meet with Iraqi leaders, including President Jalal Talabani and Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki. (July 2)
President Barack Obama tells the AP that he is confident Iraqis don't want to return to spiraling violence of years ago and that he always has reserved the right to adjust the U.S. troop withdrawal timetable based on changing circumstances. (July 2)
Marine whose leg was shattered in Iraq completes 100-mile marathon to honor fallen comrades
A Shiite cleric whose followers have been blamed in some of Iraq's worst violence gave a cautious welcome Wednesday to the withdrawal of U.S. combat troops from cities. (July 1)
US President Barack Obama says US troops have withdrawn from Iraq's towns and cities on schedule, but he warned of "difficult days" ahead.