JERUSALEM?Israel made it a bit easier for Palestinians to move around the West Bank, pulling back troops and removing checkpoints Monday as part of an effort to patch up a frayed Mideast truce. But there...

WASHINGTON?President Bush on Sunday sternly rejected a Taliban offer to discuss handing over Osama bin Laden to a third country, as U.S. jets persisted in their bombing. ?They must have not heard. There?s...

WASHINGTON?Secretary of State Colin Powell headed to Asia Sunday on a diplomatic mission intended to keep tensions between Pakistan and India from further complicating the U.S. anti terror campaign in...

WASHINGTON?The front lines of battles between the Taliban militia and rebel forces won't be ?a very safe place to be? for Taliban fighters, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said Monday as U.S. warplanes...

KARAM, Afghanistan?Waving shovels and sticks, enraged villagers surged toward foreign journalists brought here Sunday by Afghanistan?s ruling Taliban militia to see what officials say was the devastation...

SALT LAKE CITY?Utah?s conservation policies are getting partial credit for a winter energy forecast that looks better than it did less than a year ago. In January, Gov. Mike Leavitt?s Utah Energy Supply...

WASHINGTON?A piece of mail sent to Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle tested positive for anthrax Monday as the bioterrorism scare that has raised anxiety across the country reached the halls of Congress....

October 16Joseph Burds of the U.S. Navy will speak to all

SALT LAKE CITY?Salt Lake?s light rail trains may be patrolled by state officers soon, if a deal can be worked out between the Utah Transportation Authority and the state?s Department of Public Safety....

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan?With the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan just over the horizon, Secretary of State Colin Powell is meeting with Pakistani officials on reopening military ties and to encourage a reduction...