Showing results for: Afghanistan (page 138)
Karl Rove is losing it — for now
Craig Unger
He's still the boss of the GOP, but boy did he blow it with Romney
Nine terrifying facts about America’s biggest police force
Tana Ganeva, Laura Gottesdiener
The NYPD has expanded into a massive global anti-terror operation with military capabilities
Army dedicates day to suicide prevention
Natasha Lennard
After record numbers of suicides this year, soldiers will "stand down" for prevention training
So many books, so little time
Laura Miller
A son talks about the books he and his mother chose to read during the last months of her life
Marines charged for urinating on Afghan bodies
Natasha Lennard
Two staff sergeants face court martial for their part in shocking scene caught on video
Obama to urge UN to confront roots of Muslim rage
Ben Feller
The President will ask the world to focus on "the hopes we hold in common"
Drone marketplace takes flight globally
Michael Goldfarb
Business is booming, and international trade shows offer a window into the future of the arms industry
Afghanistan: Where both candidates agree
Cora Currier, Blair Hickman
For all of their campaign sniping, Obama's and Romney's withdrawal plans in Afghanistan are virtually identical
Obama’s true challenge: Foreign policy, not Mitt
Tom Engelhardt
Can the president make it to the election without a catastrophic October surprise?
Robert Baer: Spying isn’t glamorous
Daisy Banks
The former operative lifts the lid on life in the CIA
America’s favorite handgun
Shaun Randol
The author of "Glock: The Rise of America's Gun" explains how the firearm forever changed American gun culture
I married a Republican
Laura Amann
My husband and I have always had political conflict. But as this election nears, things are getting ugly
Final “surge” troops leave Afghanistan
Associated Press
Security transition to Afghan forces remains troubled
GOP’s Senate hopes dim
Alex Seitz-Wald
The GOP won't sweep the Senate; troop surge ends; and other top Friday stories
Has America become an oligarchy?
Lewis Lapham
The 2012 presidential campaign will cost close to $2.5 billion dollars -- most of it financed by the obscenely rich
What Obama should say about “Innocence of Muslims”
Nivien Saleh
The violent furor linked to the movie offers a chance to deliver a telling message about freedom of speech
Army tests body armor tailored for female soldiers
Kristin M. Hall
New body armor is specially designed for women
Obama’s foreign policy test
Jean MacKenzie
As Mideast protests simmer, the election could turn on how the candidates handle a messy crisis
Protests of anti-Islam film across the world
Associated Press
Protests spurred by the controversial "Innocence of Muslims" film continue into second week
Addicted troops ignored
Katie Drummond
They risked their lives for their country. Now, drug-dependent vets find they can expect little in return
Courting leaders of an anti-Muslim hate fest
Zaid Jilani
A recent summit of the Family Research Council, where Paul Ryan spoke, quickly devolved into something sinister
Troops pack up gear to ship out of Afghanistan
Deb Riechmann
While some service members go home, others are prepare thousands of vehicles and other equipment for shipment
Troops pack up gear to ship out of Afghanistan
Deb Riechmann
U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan are preparing for the Sept. 30 troop drawdown
Romney speech: Another fib about Obama
Alex Seitz-Wald
The Republican claims Obama didn't talk about unemployment in his convention speech -- he did
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