Radical cleric Muqtada Al Sadr gives a news conference, urging resistance to U.S. troops in Iraq. The U.S. Military attacked a mosque is Karbala, the largest assault to date against Al Sadr's forces.

How did soldiers end up torturers? We ask that question to Dr. Jerrold Post, who teaches political psychology at George Washington University.

Oklahoma Senator James Inhofe said that he is angered over the outrage over the photos of U.S. service personnel abusing detainees.

More than 9,000 people the U.S. suspects of having links to terrorism are held in prisons and holding cells around the world.

Prices at the pump are up and going higher.

Host Robin Young looks at security issues in Athens in anticipation of the Summer Olympics.

Ever wonder how one gets to be president? We speak to the author of "How to Be President."

We speak with theatre director and playwright Robert Brustein.