Mexican authorities released a groundbreaking report over the weekend on the government’s use of violent repression to crush its opponents during the 1960s-80s.

Tony Blair will express his “deep sorrow” today for Britain’s role in the slave trade but will stop short of demands for a full apology.

Our tale begins on May 29, 1954, at the Hotel de Bilderberg near the city of Arnhem in the Netherlands.

Seeking information about detention of terrorism suspects, abuse of detainees and government secrecy…

Iraq’s higher education minister has said he will step down until 80 abducted workers are released.

Tony Blair’s final parliamentary session as Prime Minister began today with the pomp and ceremony of the Queen’s Speech and a pledge, delivered by the monarch herself from her throne in the Lords, to push more than two dozen new Bills onto the statute books.

But won’t impeaching Bush give us Cheney? No. Impeachment and removal from office are two steps. Let’s not get ahead of ourselves.

The US has vetoed a draft UN Security Council resolution condemning an Israeli attack in the Gaza Strip that killed 19 Palestinian civilians.

President George W. Bush’s response was swift and decisive - if a little late. After voters gave Republicans “a thumpin” at the polls.

Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean told Jon Stewart on Comedy Central’s Daily Show that, despite what his audience may be wishing for, Democrats had no plans to impeach President Bush.

United States President George W. Bush this morning attempted to set the agenda for what will soon be a Democratic-controlled congress.

The electoral rebuke for President Bush and the resignation of his defense secretary, both deeply unpopular away from American shores over the Iraq war, was celebrated throughout Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

Early yesterday morning, Tim Daly of Clarendon, Virginia found a message on his voice mail threatening him with arrest if he showed up to vote.

America votes today in congressional elections that could turn George Bush into a “lame duck” President for his final two years of office, as well as having profound consequences for the future course of US foreign policy in Iraq and beyond.

Electronic voting machine problems frazzled voters and election workers in dozens of precincts as the polls opened Tuesday, delaying voters in Indiana and Ohio and leaving some in Florida with little choice but turn to paper ballots instead.