Saddam Hussein is notorious for torturing not only his citizens, but also his family and friends. He often deputizes his sons to dole out violent punishment and even death sentences. That is what ...

Saddam Hussein's family said it has dissolved his Jordan-based legal team, canceling the power of attorney it had given to international lawyers ahead of his upcoming trial. IE 11 is not supported.

Yet the most interesting part is the Trump/Hussein family comparison. For starters, Maher wasn’t referencing the Banana Republic clothing chain, but the political term from which its name derives .

George Piro, a former Ceres police officer, led the interrogation of deposed Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein in 2004. ... who was born in Lebanon in 1967 and immigrated here with his family at 12.

NEWARK — A pair of Bergen County men were arrested Thursday on charges they tried to sell guns that authorities believe may have once belonged to the family of former Iraqi dictator Saddam ...

Drawn away from needy patients and summoned in the middle of the night, the doctor of former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein recounts in a new book his service to a man he considered a psychopath.

The "family message" shown to NEWSWEEK, says the lawyer, was delivered to Saddam's eldest daughter, Raghed Hussein, in Amman, Jordan. Saddam's two other daughters, Rana and Hala, are also in Amman ...

The daughter of Tariq Aziz, Saddam Hussein's former top aide who died last week in prison in Iraq, says her father's body has gone missing after it was snatched in Baghdad while en route to Jordan ...

US officials estimated in 2003 that Saddam and his family may have amassed up to $40 billion in ill-gotten funds. Another of his yachts has been turned into a hotel in Basra.

G A Z A  C I T Y, Gaza Strip, Jan. 2 -- On the front steps of the tattered YMCA here, people walk on mock Israeli and American flags arranged as doormats. Inside, the stage is festooned with ...

Jim Lehrer discusses the possibility of exiling Saddam Hussein with the chief diplomatic correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, a retired Egyptian diplomat and columnist for the Egyptian ...

He and the other Marines were met by a few dozen Iraqis who set out, using a sledgehammer and rope, to tear down a 40-foot statue of Saddam Hussein. The Iraqis’ efforts stalled.