Lance Corporal Joe Spencer, 24, died on November 1, 2016 during a sniper training course in ... including on operations in Afghanistan where he was seriously wounded in a grenade attack.

Jabbar served in the US army on active duty from 2007 to 2015, then in the army reserves from 2015 to 2020. He was deployed to Afghanistan in 2009 and was a staff sergeant when he left with an ...

They don’t want us in war. We went through 20 years where we had hundreds of thousands of Americans deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. People were tired of that, understandably. Well, when ...

The U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021 left the nation at a pivotal juncture. Today, Afghanistan faces an acute humanitarian crisis and increasing influence from China, Russia and Iran.

"These groups may have setbacks, but they're persistent. "The Islamic State poses a threat from Afghanistan. It has a significant network in Africa, particularly in the Sahel and in East Africa ...

On December 30, the people of Mukuku, a village in Kenya about 90 kilometers (56 miles) from the capital Nairobi, found a massive piece of space debris. Luckily nobody was harmed when the 500 ...

Notably, the United States and other Western countries have sidelined Pakistan following the withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan in August 2021. More significantly, the interim Taliban ...

The suspect, who has since been killed in a police shootout, has been identified as Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a US citizen from the state of Texas. He died in a shootout with the police. The FBI is ...

National security adviser Jake Sullivan reportedly offered to resign after the botched 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan that left 13 service members dead — but President Biden urged him to stay ...

A photo circulated among law enforcement officials showed a bearded Jabbar wearing camouflage next to the ... him as a trust and safety threat to us at the time of the reservation." ...

U.S. failure in Afghanistan was driven by a system that ... the Afghan government and rise of the Taliban showed that the United States could not buy favorable Afghan perceptions of the country ...

“You could put a car in the line of sight of a sniper on a building,” Cummings said. To be sure, the prospect of wide -- let alone mandatory -- adoption of self-driving cars remains uncertain ...