NATO likely to send more trainers to Afghanistan and U.S. operations in Kandahar push out the Taliban.

Ninety-Five year old Veteran receives medal for WWII rescue. And, DoD braces for another Wikileaks release of 400k secret Iraq reports.

Taliban in high level talks with Karzai government. And, US war crimes case leaves many asking, where was the leadership?

Rare footage surfaces of the Taliban in Afghanistan. And, international aid organizations appear unfazed by the Pakistani Taliban’s threats.

Nine months after the fatal Fort Hood shooting, the nation’s largest Army post continues to be strained by more than 10,000 mental health evaluations, referrals or therapy sessions held every month.

U.S. troops continue to rush supplies and help evacuate some of the estimated 20 million flood victims in Pakistan. And, Thais plan to extradite suspected “Merchant of Death” to U.S.

US military to urges Barack Obama to slow down Afghanistan withdrawal. And, WikiLeaks Prepares to Release More Files.

History shows the need for independent criticism of governments and its policies as a safeguard against oppression and tyranny. That is the role that the media plays. But, how does the release of ordinary people’s names who will now never live in safety again further the cause of a free and open press?

July is now the deadliest month of the Afghan War for US. Afghan war spending comes under scrutiny.

According to US military official, leaks pose security concern for Afghans working with the US. And, the body of the second missing sailor was recovered in Afghanistan.