WASHINGTON – Much of the $7.1 billion in military equipment and technology President Biden left behind in Afghanistan after his botched withdrawal was still operable despite Pentagon claims to the ...

The Taliban leadership seemingly promised blanket amnesty to those who worked with Westerners during the 20-year American-led war. “Let me remind you that we forgive everyone, because it is in the ...

President Karzai slammed his hat down in anger during meeting with Holbrooke. KABUL, Afghanistan Aug. 27, 2009— -- The head of international forces told troops in Afghanistan today that they ...

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -- Afghanistan has been transformed since U.S.-led forces ousted the Taliban in 2001. It has its first democratically elected president, the economy is booming and a new ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. A couple of weeks ago, while trying to find how much bounty the United States had placed on the head of Mohammed Omar, who may or ...

Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX) argued former President Donald Trump was able to keep the United States safe from its enemies, recounting his “favorite” story of Trump when he negotiated with Taliban leaders.

BAMIYAN, Afghanistan - U.S. special operations troops were sent to Afghanistan to battle al-Qaida and Taliban. But here in Bamiyan province, they spend their days cruising the area, blowing up weapons ...

Combat-ready U.S. Marines launched a mission Monday to capture Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar, thought to be hiding in the remote mountains of central Afghanistan, Prime Minister Hamid Karzai ...

SANGSAR, Afghanistan (Reuters) - The grinding metallic noise of tanks and diesel engines fade into the desert night and the only sound is our breathing and the crunch of dozens of army boots on dry ...

March 4, 2007 — -- A roundup of the late-night comics. Jay Leno: Hey, Al Gore taking a little global heat today after it was revealed that his home in Tennessee -- he's got a big house down there ...

The airstrike hit a compound used by Taliban and al-Qaida leaders, not a village, said Cmdr. Dave Culler, a spokesman for the U.S. Central Command. “If any innocents or civilians were killed in the ...