IS Claims Bombing Attack on a TV Station Bus that Killed 2 The attack came after the the expiration of a truce between the Taliban and Afghan nationals security forces.
Iraqi Officials Say Baghdad Wants to Minimize Reliance on US Officially, Iraqis have been unclear on the status of joint operations.
ISIS's 'Very Own Jabba the Hutt' Captured in Mosul An Iraqi SWAT team this week captured a hefty ISIS official who was pictured crammed into the bed of a police pickup truck.
No Evidence Marine Gunnery Sergeant Killed by Friendly Fire, Officials Say A Marine who died supporting the fight against ISIS was killed by enemy fire and not friendly forces, officials said.
Conan the Dog, Hurt in Terror Raid, Welcomed at White House President Trump is honoring the U.S. military dog that participated in the operation that ended with the death of Abu Bakr al...
US Commander: Partnership with Kurds against ISIS Still Strong Maj. Gen. Eric T. Hill said hat ISIS militants remain “a global threat” and that partnership with the Kurds is still needed.
In Last Days, al-Baghdadi Sought Safety in Shrinking Domain Associates paint a picture of a man obsessed with his security and well-being and trying to find safety.
Baghdadi May Have Fired Back at US Troops Before Exploding Suicide Vest: CENTCOM Commander Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi possibly fired at U.S. troops before exploding a suicide vest, Marine Gen. Kenneth McKenzie said.
ISIS Names Baghdadi's Successor, Threatens US Little is known about Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Quraishi, whose name was seldom mentioned as a possible successor.
Army National Guard Mechanized Infantry Forces Arrive in Syria to Protect Oil Fields U.S. Army infantry units and armored vehicles moved into Syria to guard oil fields in the northeastern part of the country.
Marine Corps IDs 9 Troops Lost in Tragic AAV Accident The AAV, which sank after taking on water while training, had 16 troops aboard in total.
VA Caregiver Program Opens to Eligible WWII, Korea and Vietnam Vets The changes will affect all who are enrolled, including current veterans and caregivers.
Army Guard Begins to Reorganize Force into Eight Divisions The move will mark a substantial increase in the number of fully manned divisions that the Army can deploy.
Military Leaders Are Confronting a New Form of Discrimination: Pregnancy Bias Discrimination, conscious or not, often starts during maternity leave.
Man Who Fatally Shot Air Force Vet at Protest Was Fort Hood Soldier The shooting was an act of self-defense, the soldier's attorney says.
