The anti-American Shiite cleric Moqtada Al Sadr has moved to the city of Najaf. U.S. officials have suggested they will soon move to arrest Al Sadr, who has built up a private militia.

U.S. troops battled guerrillas on the edges of Fallujah, one of Iraq's most violent cities, in an attempt to crush a Sunni insurgency.

David Gergin talks about presidential polls, Iraq, the 9/11 Commission and more.

A new report says that young children do not benefit from watching television.

You call it heart burn; your doctor calls it gerd. It can have serious consequences.

Israel's Prime Minister Ariel Sharon says he no longer feels the need to honor a commitment to President Bush not to harm Yasser Arafat.

A small paper in Ohio wins a Pulitzer for its story about an elite American military unit and the atrocities it committed in Vietnam.

Companies that count on bringing seasonal workers in from overseas say there aren't enough visas available.

Meet and listen to a gospel group from New York City.