Suicide Bomb at Hospital in Southern Afghanistan Kills at Least 20
The Taliban have carried out nearly daily attacks since peace talks with the United States collapsed earlier this month.
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Head of Air Forces Europe: Funding for Wall Won't Hurt Buildup Against Russia
The head of U.S. Air Forces Europe says he isn't worried about the recent transfer of funding for military projects.
Pressured to Speed Returns, the US Military Says South Korea Can Have 15 Bases Now
U.S. Forces Korea is ready to turn over more than half of the bases now, including parts of Yongsan Garrison in Seoul.
Iran Warns US of Response to Any Action over Saudi Attack
Iran's president and foreign minister also may skip next week's high-level meetings at the United Nations.
US Military Extends South Korea Curfew Suspension for Three Months
U.S. troops in South Korea received three more months without a curfew after Gen. Robert Abrams extended the suspension.
Special Forces Soldier Identified as Latest Combat Death in Afghanistan
The soldier killed in Afghanistan on Monday has been identified as Army Sgt. 1st Class Jeremy Griffin.
Bombing Hits Afghan President's Rally in Northern Province, Kills Dozens
The Taliban have warned that polling stations and election campaigns would be targeted.
Pentagon Steps Up Efforts to Counter China's Rising Power
On Friday an American warship approached the Paracel Islands, an island chain claimed by Beijing in the South China Sea.
Lawmakers Call for Release of Former US Marine Jailed as Spy in Russia
A Russian court has repeatedly extended Paul Whelan's detention in a cramped Moscow prison while he awaits trial.
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The soldier killed in Afghanistan on Monday has been identified as Army Sgt. 1st Class Jeremy Griffin.