
How Two U.S. Soldiers Risked It All To Get Their Families Out of a War Zone Alive
As America withdrew from Kabul and the Taliban moved in, two Afghanistan-born paratroopers pulled off the impossible
As America withdrew from Kabul and the Taliban moved in, two Afghanistan-born paratroopers pulled off the impossible
The Biden administration said on Friday that it's giving half of the frozen $7 billion in funds belonging to the Afghan people to families of 9/11 victims
The New York Times obtained video of the tragic attack, which serves as a metaphor for America's failed 20-year war in the Middle Eastern nation
The conquering militants govern by fear. Poverty deepens, and behind closed doors journalists are beaten and rumors of executions spread. A portrait of a country on the edge
The Pentagon has admitted that a drone strike that killed 10, including an aid worker and seven children, was a mistake
Marine Gen. Frank McKenzie, chief of U.S. Central Command, said that as many as 10 civilians, including up to seven children, died in the attack
I did two tours in Afghanistan after 9/11. The country I went to war for no longer exists
The few good remnants of Afghans' post-9-11 world — rights for women and a free press — are being ripped away
The Afghan-American actress on the harrowing 72 hours that will change her life — and Afghanistan — forever
An earlier drone strike in Nangarhar Province killed two ISIS-K targets
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