Duelfer, an American, said the 71 U.N. weapons experts and the 20 diplomats accompanying them will complete their visits to eight of Saddam’s palaces by the end of the week. Iraq, which had kept the ...

March 19, 2003, is remembered as the day when former US President George Bush ordered aerial strikes on Iraq. This was the ...

Wait, wait. Don’t shoot!’” While deployed in Iraq, he came upon a piano while encamped in one of Saddam Hussein’s private palaces. He was encouraged to play the piano —whose ivory pieces ...

"The conflict continues in Iraq, and our military may still ... The remarks capped a week in which US troops seized Saddam's capital, raided his palaces and -- providing an image that symbolised ...

Michael Trotter Jr., a veteran of the Iraq war, taught himself how to play piano while encamped in one of Saddam Hussein's private palaces Greg Hanlon has been an editor in PEOPLE’s crime ...

القصر الجمهوري ') is a palace in Baghdad, Iraq, constructed on the orders of King Faisal II. It was Saddam Hussein's preferred place to meet visiting heads of state. The United States ...

This is about Iraq. [Speaking Arabic] The court was weak in front of Saddam Hussein ... we're just taking you to the presidential palace so that you can swear never to return to the army." ...

Learn how Saddam Hussein ruled Iraq with an iron fist for almost 30 years. To maintain power, he used fear, intimidation and violence like few other dictators in history, but he made the fatal ...

In 2003, the United States stormed into Saddam Hussein’s Iraq at the head of an international coalition that quickly toppled Hussein and took control. By mid-December 2003, after a short period ...

For Iraq, the overthrow of Saddam Hussein’s repressive regime cost the lives of hundreds of thousands of people, displaced and wounded millions more, and wrought widespread destruction.

I was not particularly worried about Saddam getting into the terrorism business. He ruled secular Iraq with an iron fist and considered religious-fueled terrorism (with or without Iranian backing ...