Official: Driver saved lives in Pakistan attack
Last-second swerve apparently prevented more fatalities in suicide attack on U.S. consulate vehicle; Haqqani network suspected
Afghanistan: The New Reality
Can Afghan forces vet their recruits?
Intel officials tell CBS News they lack resources to adequately screen incoming cops, soldiers for ill intent
U.S. halts training of some Afghan forces
Americans reviewing process of vetting new police recruits following spike in deadly attacks on NATO allies
2 U.S. soldiers killed in Afghan battle
In separate incident suicide attackers kill at least 12 near U.S. base in Wardak province
NATO helicopter crashes in Afghanistan; No deaths
No injuries in overnight helicopter crash, but NATO service member killed in insurgent attack in eastern Afghanistan
Taliban beheads 17 Afghan civilians, gov't. says
Officials: Taliban objected to celebration involving music and dancing; Elsewhere, Afghan soldier kills 2 U.S. troops
No criminal charges in Koran, corpse incidents
Pentagon gives administrative punishments to soldiers, Marines for burning copies of Muslim holy book, urinating on Taliban corpses
NATO: Haqqani death "a blow" to Taliban, if true
U.S.-led forces in Afghanistan unable to confirm death of son of militant group's founder, describes possible impact as "significant"
2 U.S. troops die in latest Afghan insider attack
Latest incident brings number of Americans killed by allies to 12 this month; Afghan officials claim shooting was accidental
General: Ramadan may be factor in Afghan attacks
Top U.S. commander in Afghanistan says stress of Muslim holy month's fasting may have played part in spike in "insider attacks"
Afghan rocket hits Gen. Dempsey's plane
Top U.S. military officer was safe in quarters when artillery hit, causing minor damage and injuries to ground crew
"Insider attacks" top Dempsey's agenda in Kabul
Highest U.S. military officer on surprise visit to Afghan capital day after Afghan allies kill 26th American troop in 2012
Afghan-uniformed gunman kills NATO soldier
Death latest in string of attacks by apparent Afghan forces against NATO allies; Victim's nationality not given
Panetta prods Karzai on Afghan insider killings
Defense secretary encouraged Afghanistan president to work with U.S. commanders to ensure more rigorous vetting of Afghan recruits
Afghan cop shoots dead 2 U.S. troops
Two separate "green-on-blue" incidents hit NATO forces; Now 25 Americans killed this year by Afghan allies
Taliban say they have infiltrated Afghan forces
Taliban leader says his fighters are successfully killing a growing number of U.S.-led coalition forces
Special forces among dead in Afghan copter crash
The cause of a Thursday's Black Hawk helicopter crash in Afghanistan that killed 7 U.S. troops still unclear
7 U.S. troops killed in Afghan copter crash
International military coalition says 11 killed in all, including Afghan troops and translator; Taliban claims shoot-down
Bicycle bomb, grenades injures 23 in Afghanistan
As international forces in Afghanistan begin to withdraw, Taliban insurgents ramp up violence across country
Bombings mark Afghans' deadliest day for 2012
Multiple attacks on opposite ends of country kill policemen, shoppers, children; No claims of responsibility
Afghan policeman opens fire on troops; No deaths
Latest apparent "green-on-blue" attack stokes concerns about deteriorating trust between Afghan, NATO forces
"Green on blue" attacks a growing problem
There have been 25 attacks this year in which American troops were killed by their supposed Afghan allies, compared to 21 in all of 2011
3 U.S. troops killed by Afghan policeman
NATO confirms deaths in latest suspected "green-on-blue" attack; 8 Americans killed in Afghanistan this week
Official: 3 U.S. troops killed in Afghanistan
Afghan security official says troops killed in suicide attack were Americans; Taliban claims responsibility
U.N.: Dip in Afghan civilian casualties "hollow"
Civilians killed or wounded in Afghan conflict drops 15 percent so far this year, but overall toll still "unacceptable"
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