The Taliban and other militants have not been diminished after a decade of war, Karzai warned

Former defense secretary Robert Gates said a US strike on Iran would 'haunt us for generations'

President Obama has redefined "imminent threat" to apparently include setting up a road-side checkpoint in far-off Yemen

The Assad regime took credit for the cross-border attack and vowed "such an incident will not occur again"

FSA Used 'Explosive Device' to Kill Commander in Homs

US Left Compound Unguarded for Weeks

NATO Chief Vows to 'Defend Turkey' From Syrian 'Aggression'

PM Says Cabinet Aims for 'Geographical Balance'

Estimates, Expert Assessments Don't Support Optimism

Afghan General Visits for Talks on Cross-Border Strikes

After Dominating Elections, Muslim Brotherhood Dominates Constitution

Three Car Bombers Attack Govt.-Held District in Syria's Largest City

NATO ambassadors condemned the Syrian shelling, but stopped short of escalatory actions

A Senate investigation finds the post-9/11 big government intelligence program is a bloated bureaucracy and infringes civil liberties

An appeals court has rejected a previous judge's ruling that the government be barred from enforcing the NDAA provisions