At Least Two US Soldiers Among 21 Killed in Afghanistan
Taliban Targeted US Convoy in Bagram
Broke Again, Afghan Govt Seeks Donors ‘Bailout’
Doctors Haven't Been Paid in Months, Officials Say
US Won’t Force NYT Reporter James Risen to Disclose Sources
Announcement Caps Years of Threats Against Top Journalist
Justice Department’s Torture Photo Deadline Looms
Judge Demanded Official Justification for Keeping Photos Secret
Anything But Progress: US Data Shows Little Results in ISIS War
Over 1,000 Airstrikes, But What Was Even Hit?
ISIS Deploys First Suicide Tank Bomber Against Syrian Air Base
Surveillance Drone Footage Used in ISIS Propaganda Videos
Syrian Rebels’ Makeshift ‘Hell Cannons’ Killing Hundreds of Civilians
Monitors Slam Wildly Inaccurate Improvised Arms
Ukraine to Double Military Budget, Conscript 40,000 for Eastern War
Ceasefire Holding, But Not for Long
Omnibus Bill, and War Spending Buried Within, Pass House
'Emergency' War Funding Remains a Part of Military Funding
White House Rejects Senate ISIS War Bill as ‘Too Limiting’
Passed Committee, But Bill Won't Reach Floor Anyhow
Syria’s Chemical Weapons Gone, But Israel’s and Egypt’s Remain
OPCW Urges Nations to Push Egypt, Israel on Disarmament
CIA Chief Slams Release of Torture Report Summary
Faults Senate for Not Interviewing Torturers
Senate Committee Votes on ISIS War Authorization
Bill Won't Get to Senate This Year, However
IAEA Spurns Iran Offer to Access Site, Then Complains
Officials Say Visiting Site 'Not Helpful'
Israel Stops Pushing Iran Sanctions on Talks’ Extension
Elections Likely Quieting Israeli Push
