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The Failed Bomb Plot Is a Reminder of Why CIA-Saudi Ties Matter Reuters

The Failed Bomb Plot Is a Reminder of Why CIA-Saudi Ties Matter

Stopping the planned attack was "a team sport" that highlights the growing counterterrorism relationship with Saudi Arabia.

Inside the Late-Life Struggles of Osama Bin Laden Reuters

Inside the Late-Life Struggles of Osama Bin Laden

New documents show the terrorist leader worried about al-Qaeda's portrayal in the media.

The U.S. Military Is Struggling to Police Itself in Afghanistan Reuters

The U.S. Military Is Struggling to Police Itself in Afghanistan

New photos show American soldiers posing with the body parts of Taliban suicide bombers.

The U.S. Spends $14K per Afghan Troop per Year, but Each Earns $1,872 Reuters

The U.S. Spends $14K per Afghan Troop per Year, but Each Earns $1,872

The surprising finances of Afghanistan's police and army, for which the U.S. bears virtually all costs.

The Diplomatic Breakdown Behind North Korea's Missile Test Reuters

The Diplomatic Breakdown Behind North Korea's Missile Test

The new crisis dampens early hopes that Kim Jong Un would have a warmer relationship with the West.

Afghan War General Opens a Daunting New Front: Washington, D.C. Reuters

Afghan War General Opens a Daunting New Front: Washington, D.C.

Can Marine Corps Gen. John Allen defend the increasingly unpopular war at home?

The Pentagon's (Preliminary, Shaky, and Hypothetical) War Plan for Syria Reuters

The Pentagon's (Preliminary, Shaky, and Hypothetical) War Plan for Syria

U.S. military leaders urged caution, saying it would far more dangerous than in Libya and that diplomacy is still Obama's focus.

Why Netanyahu and Obama Are Still Divided Over Iran Reuters

Why Netanyahu and Obama Are Still Divided Over Iran

The Israeli and Americans leaders couldn't hide their disagreements at this week's meetings.

Why Are Afghan Troops Killing Their American Counterparts? Reuters

Why Are Afghan Troops Killing Their American Counterparts?

Though the most recent reason appears to be a mistaken Koran-burning, it's a longer trend.

From Urinating to Koran-Burning, the U.S. Can't Stop Infuriating Afghans Reuters

From Urinating to Koran-Burning, the U.S. Can't Stop Infuriating Afghans

Protesters turned violent in response to an unconfirmed story that NATO troops had destroyed Islam's holy book.

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