Baghdad Blasts Expose Gaps in Iraq's Strained Military Battle-hardened units were moved out of cities to chase down IS sleeper cells in rural areas.
Twin Suicide Bombings Rock Central Baghdad, at Least 28 Dead The suicide bombings marked the first in three years to target Baghdad's bustling commercial area.
'Most Successful War of the 20th Century:' What the US Did Right in Desert Storm In a briefing held ahead of Desert Storm's 30th anniversary, analysts revisited the elements that made it successful.
Trump's Failure in Iraq Is About Iran "Trump's tenure has served to further permanentize U.S. military intervention in Iraq."
Iraq Issues Arrest Warrant for Trump Over Soleimani Killing The arrest warrant was for a charge of premeditated murder, which carries the death penalty on conviction.
Rally in Baghdad Marks Year Since Iran General's Slaying Thousands of people took part in a commemoration ceremony held at Baghdad airport.
After Pardon, Blackwater Guard Defiant: ‘I Acted Correctly’ The Marine Corps veteran is uncertain of his future plans, though he's interested in assisting veterans’ organizations.
Relative of Blackwater Victim in Iraq Says Pardons 'Unfair' The shooting of civilians by the contractors prompted an international outcry.
Trump Pardon of Security Contractors Sparks Outrage in Iraq “Pardoning the Blackwater killers is renewing the crime committed against the Iraqi people,” tweeted an Iraqi commentator.
Iraqi Army: 8 Rockets Target US Embassy in Baghdad An Iraqi military statement said an "an outlawed group" launched eight rockets targeting the Green Zone.
'You Shouldn't Be Calling Yourself a Ranger': Tom Cotton's Military Service Is Under Scrutiny from a Fellow Army Vet in Congress Being a "Ranger" and having earned a Ranger "tab" is often confused due to the similarity of their names.
Biden Signs Executive Order Delaying VA Debt Collections Once again, veterans will be given a financial break on money owed to Uncle Sam.
Navy SEAL Sentenced to 10 Years in Choking Death of Green Beret A SEAL Team 6 member who pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the hazing death of Army Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar in...
National Guard Plans to Ask Thousands of Troops to Remain in DC Until Mid-March Guard officials said that approximately 7,000 troops would likely remain in D.C. through the end of January.
After Years of Fighting, the Military Has Started Phasing Out 'Widow’s Tax' Many survivors will see at least $400 more in their Feb. 1 annuity payments.
