Iraq War

The people never held to account for their warmongering in Iraq are now driving U.S. policy against Iran. They can't be allowed to drag us into another war.

For former U.S. Army Staff Sergeant David G. Bellavia, the memories of Falluja can seem as if they occurred fifty years ago or just yesterday.

President Trump sounds as if he is searching for a way out of the trap that the hawks in his administration have set for him. Will he make it out in time?

Special Representative for Iran Brian Hook said Tehran was responsible for 17 percent of all U.S. service personnel deaths between 2003 and 2011.

"In October 2002, President Bush said that Saddam Hussein had a 'massive stockpile' of biological weapons. It was a lie," Representative Ilhan Omar wrote.

Rapper I-NZ's "This Is Iraq" is a dark, satirical and politically charged assault on the U.S. invasion of Iraq and the violence that has ensued there ever since.

Iraqi journalist Muntazer al-Zaidi, famous for throwing shoes at former President George W. Bush, spoke to Newsweek about the "big ideas" he has for his country.

He'll encourage Trump's most dangerous whims.

Experts say John Bolton's appointment as national security adviser could lead to the next major U.S. war 15 years after he supported the invasion of Iraq.

March marks the 15th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq.

The defeat of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein came quick, but the subsequent battle against jihadi Sunni Muslim groups reshaped the Middle East.

The number of children killed by gunfire in the United States since the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School is greater than the total of U.S. soldiers killed in overseas combat since 9/11, according to a Department of Defense report.

Senator Tammy Duckworth also called the President 'Cadet Bone Spurs'—a jab at one of the U.S. leader's reasons for avoiding military service.

Aerial footage showed officers investigating a large box covered in Christmas wrapping paper, but not their faces when the "gift" was unwrapped.

"The evidence is not conclusive" as to whether Iran gave Yemen's Houthi rebels the missile fired at Saudi Arabia, said a former senior CIA official.

Will U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley, like former Secretary of State Colin Powell, regret her presentation on the alleged threat posed by Iran?

The president is yet to comment on Saturday's incident at the Dar Al Farooq mosque.

U.S. military veterans—of all ages and sexes—are 21 percent more likely to commit suicide than the civilian population.

The former military intelligence officer reveals what compelled her, and discusses what it was like to be a transgender woman in prison.

Investigators are scrutinizing the president's adviser after Kushner reportedly tried to set up communications channels using Russian diplomatic offices.

"We didn't go to Iraq to bring democracy to Iraq, we went to Iraq to overthrow Saddam Hussein," ex-secretary of state said.

That kind of ground-level awareness of the war helps inform strategic decisions, Marine General Joseph Dunford said, adding it was the same reason he regularly leaves Washington to visit Iraq.

Human rights investigators said 19 states have introduced bills that would curb freedom of expression since Trump's election victory.

The White House issued a list of 78 attacks it felt had been "underreported" by Western media.

The president-elect focused on European allies in a round of interviews.

Sir Jeremy Greenstock speaks to Newsweek about when intervention is justified.

Trump spoke favorably about the Russian leader on the campaign trail.

Abe was the first foreign leader to meet with the president-elect.

President-elect considering permissions request for Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka Trump, along with Jared Kushner.

Traditional presidential joke-trading at the Al Smith dinner turned sour, like recent debates.