Taliban insurgents posing as Afghan police or military personnel are mostly behind insider attacks

Some 30 entities are expected to face sanctions

In rush to get children out of overcrowded Border Patrol sites, Biden administration is turning to a

Comments come after reported letter from US secretary of state that included proposals to accelerate

More than $1.2 billion out of the $7.8 billion in US-funded assets were being used as intended, and

Nearly 111,000 Afghan civilian casualties documented over a 12-year period, with spike in final thre

US officials are recognizing that agency created to protect America's networks and infrastructure la

While Biden has taken some major steps in his first weeks in office to reverse Trump's hardline immi

Through a video address to the African Union Summit, US signals desire to reengage the continent thr

Tehran maintains ties with both the insurgents and the Afghan government

All three major U.S. indices are trending positively

US says bombing in line with US-Taliban agreement

US military spokesman says there is disagreement with one-sided' analysis

Pulse radio frequency is most plausible' source of the injuries

The Army is the only US military service that did not have a national museum

World's leading country in total number of infections also topped 50,000 hospitalizations Tuesday 

Analysts say they don't expect any significant change in Washington's current Afghan policy regardle

UNAMA has documented 2,117 civilian deaths and 3,822 injures from January 1 to September 30

US intelligence officials accuse Tehran and Moscow of seeking to use voter registration data to cau

All three major US indices are trending positively in futures trading

Rules formed by US Food and Drug Administration likely would push approval of potential vaccine past

Sanctions target 'key enablers' of Assad government

If new guidelines adopted by US Food and Drug Administration, emergency authorization of new vaccine

Trump administration' sanctions and export control measures affect 27 entities and individuals conne

Gunmen shoot prominent Afghan actress-turned-police officer in Kabul

Researchers made projections for extreme heat and cold exposure in 47 major cities, accounting for p

The decision comes as the government races to quell protests, kick-start economy

UNAMA reports says civilian casualties from airstrikes by the Afghan forces during the first six mon

UN official says people have a right to protest peacefully and should not be subjected to unnecessar

Country's human rights body places most of blame on Taliban, accusing it of being responsible for ne

New York Times says US intelligence officials concluded months ago that Russian military intelligenc

At a meeting in Hawaii with a top Chinese diplomat, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urged China

Fossilized footprints found in South Korea were previously thought to have been left by flying dinos

Study suggests that if measures designed to control spread of coronavirus had begun by March 1  two

ICC prosecutors want to look into actions by US and Afghan forces, and Taliban fighters; human right

Five major Chinese state-run media entities with US operations will be required to register their em

Washington blames Iran-backed paramilitary groups for increasingly regular rocketing and shelling of

The United States said Friday that for flights departing after 5 pm EST Sunday, it will bar entry to

Iraqi government approval is all that stands in the way of the Pentagon sending Patriot missile defe

Amnesty International says claims of peace cannot be taken seriously as long as combatants continue

Amnesty International says claims of peace cannot be taken seriously as long as combatants continue

It says both sides discussed 'matters related to the ceremony and signing of the agreement'

Pact with Canada and Mexico to be signed by President Trump if approved by Senate as expected

Announcement follows missile strike Tuesday on Base in Iraq that houses US troops