Tom Hundley

SKIP MYSLENSKI Reporter The past is littered with athletes who failed under pressure, their breakdowns spread across sports from archery to wrestling. Positioned under the hot glare of the spotlight,...

Let me see if I can understand Jeff Libman's complaint. He lives in Andersonville. He works at Truman College. He drives the one mile to work. He wants a straight...

Parnell Curry, 83, of Glendale, Calif., walked between the white crosses marking the graves of fallen soldiers at Normandy beach. "He's right around here somewhere," he said. "I want to...

Sitting in an empty barbershop along the seaport promenade, Redwan El Heddonti looked fearful, wondering when the next police officer was going to walk by. Fewer customers are patronizing the...

In a stunning upset triggered by last week's terrorist attacks, Spanish voters on Sunday dumped the nation's ruling party, which has been a staunch supporter of the United States in...

Six more U.S. soldiers and two Iraqi civilians died in two roadside bomb incidents Tuesday as UN Secretary General Kofi Annan announced he would dispatch a team to Iraq to...

A leading Shiite Muslim politician dismissed U.S. concerns that the lack of a census and voting laws were obstacles to early elections, saying a ballot would secure Iraq's political future....

Edward Samson's Jan. 18 letter, "Big banks," did not go far enough. He stated that we need to patronize our local independent banks, the ones that serve the community, but...

After much delay and debate, Iraq's Governing Council unveiled a set of guidelines Sunday for purging the country of former high-ranking members of Saddam Hussein's Baath Party. Ahmad Chalabi, a...

Democratic presidential candidate Wesley Clark is a political newcomer, but he's betting that his 37-year military career will give him a distinct advantage over nine other Democratic hopefuls and President...