US Officials: ‘Win’ in Afghanistan Would Be a Political Settlement
US Commander Urges Taliban to 'Lay Down Your Arms'
Russian Nuclear Bombers Fly Near North Korea in Show of Force
Rare Flight Near Korean Peninsula Comes Amid US Wargames
Senate Intel Committee Brands WikiLeaks a ‘Non-State Hostile Intelligence Service’
Sen. Wyden Warns of 'Troubling' Policy Implications for Journalists
US Airstrikes Killing Hundreds of Civilians in Syria’s Raqqa
Strikes Meant to 'Support' Kurdish Invasion of ISIS City
Pakistan Urges US to Tackle Militant Shelters in Afghanistan
Officials: Afghan Soil Is Harboring Terrorists
Kushner Assures Abbas That Trump Is Optimistic on Mideast Peace, But Offers Few Details
Abbas Backs Peace Push, Despite Concerns About Vagueness
Israel Destroys Palestinian Schools Donated by EU
Israeli Military Says Govt Didn't Give Permission for Schools
Mattis: US Actively Considering Arming Ukraine
Says US 'Stands With Ukraine' Against Russia
Philippine Police Conduct Door-to-Door Drug Tests in Manila’s Poor Neighborhoods
Move Raises Concerns About a New Round of Executions
Lockheed, Raytheon Get Contracts for New Nuclear Cruise Missile
Nuclear Missiles Are Intended to Be Launched From US Warplanes
16 Years Into War, Taliban’s Presence Across Afghanistan Growing
Trump's Escalation Comes Amid Mounting Losses
Yemen’s Houthis Ban Political Activity Ahead of Planned Capital Rally
Shi'ite Group Says Saleh 'Crossed a Red Line'
US Has Thousands More Troops in Afghanistan Than Official Figure
Actually About 12,000 US Troops Already There
Tensions Between US, North Korea Slowly Easing
Trump Says Something Positive May Come of This
Pakistan FM: We Shouldn’t Be ‘Scapegoat’ for US Failures in Afghanistan
US Officials Threatening Aid Cuts to Pakistan
