On Tuesday, Bill O'Reilly sat down with Judge Andrew Napolitano to discuss the recent decision by the US to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed on US soil, while telling Napolitano that he doesn't care about the Constitution.

New Zealand, Denmark, Singapore, Sweden and Switzerland are among the top five least corrupt nations, according to a new survey released by Transparency International. Canada is in the top ten. Somalia, Afghanistan, Iraq and Sudan are the most corrupt.

As United States President Barack Obama debates on whether or not to send an additional 40,000 troops to Afghanistan, the war in the region is costing $1 million per soldier per year.

Many await President Obama's decision on Afghanistan. Impatience is growing, but the world should consider what's at stake.

The general prosecutor in Tehran has confirmed that three U.S. citizens arrested near Iran's border with Iraq in July have been charged with espionage.

That figures out as about 100,000 casualties a year. An average of 84 of those shot, die. As cultural statements go, this ranks about equal with “It’s not loaded”, and “There’s no place like… Get down, Auntie Em!”.

A judge in a court in Milan, Northern Italy has convicted 23 Americans, 22 of them CIA agents, of kidnapping a Muslim cleric in a street in the city in 2003.

In March of 2009, Roxana Saberi's name became synonymous with press freedom after being arrested in Iran and held in Evin prison. New information is surfacing in the case of Roxana Saberi vs Iran, including familial ties to US Military Intelligence.

Research conducted by psychiatrists in Britain has revealed that members of the country's armed forces returning from duty in Iraq and Afghanistan commonly suffer from depression, with many turning to alcohol for relief.

At least 60 people working for the security forces in Iraq have been detained in connection with the suicide bombings which tore through Baghdad on Sunday. Eleven of those arrested all held senior posts.