Why no Afghan riot after deadly rampage?
Retaliation may still loom following U.S. soldier's rampage but so far lack of protest may simply be case of geography
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Clinton: U.S. Afghan strategy remains "steadfast"
Despite mass killing of civilians allegedly by an American soldier, Clinton says the U.S. will not stray from its dedication to building Afghanistan
U.S.: Killing of Afghans won't alter war plans
Pentagon calls shootings an "isolated incident"; NATO says timeline for pullout by end of 2014 won't change
Afghan: U.S. soldier shot my defenseless father
26-year-old witness recounts terrifying scene in his home as he watched gunman's killing spree
Shooting suspect's base no stranger to trouble
One of America's largest military bases, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, is also one of its most troubled
Shooting suspect from "most troubled" U.S. base
U.S. soldier accused of murdering Afghan civilians as they slept is from Wash. base with history of PTSD-linked violence
Afghan rampage: Suspect's motive a big unknown
Army sergeant being held over shooting deaths of 16 Afghans was based at troubled Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington
Slaughter of Afghans leaves U.S. in bind
Lara Logan: Taliban using attack to fan anti-American rage, safety of U.S. troops in Afghanistan among the issues
Afghan violence not likely to slow drawdown plan
Senior official tells CBS News plans to reduce U.S. troops in Afghanistan continue to move forward
Taliban vows revenge for Afghan shootings
Militants exploit public rage over alleged massacre of 16 civilians by U.S. soldier; U.S. military braces for backlash
U.S. soldier held in deaths of 16 Afghans
Obama calls reported shooting deaths "tragic and shocking"; Karzai labels shooting of women and children "an assassination"
Afghan-American partnership thrown into doubt
A shooting rampage against civilians by a U.S. soldier puts an already frail relationship with Afghanistan into further turmoil
What might Kandahar shootings mean for U.S.?
Jere van Dyk: How America responds to mass killing of civilians by U.S. soldier will determine whether shooting spree spurs revenge attacks
Gingrich: It's time to get out of Afghanistan
GOP candidate says U.S. is not "ruthless enough" to affect fundamental change in region, predicts worse will come
U.S. plans to turn over Bagram prison
An agreement signed Friday should give the Afghan government control of the detainees by 2014
5 Gitmo detainees agree to transfer to Qatar
Taliban fighters held at Guantanamo Bay prison agree to proposed transfer to Gulf state
Afghanistan, U.S. sign prison transfer deal
Oversight of main U.S. detention center to be handed over to Afghan government within six months
6 U.K. troops feared dead in Afghan blast
Troops on patrol in Helmand province when massive explosion hit their heavily armored troop carrier
Afghan president backs strict guidelines for women
Activists say Hamid Karzai's endorsement of conduct code represents a big step backward for women's rights in Afghanistan
U.S. talks with Taliban unsettle the streets of Kabul
Jere Van Dyk: Why are our allies who headed the Northern Alliance burning the American flag?
Suicide bomber kills 2 at Bagram air base
Taliban claims responsibility for attack on NATO base where Korans were burned; Civilians killed
Conflicting accounts over Afghan Koran burnings
Investigation into Koran burnings has found it was a mistake; Afghan investigators claim it was an intentional desecration
Afghan dogfight fans outraged by Koran burnings
American apologies for accidental burnings of Muslim holy books fail to calm anger at Kabul dogfighting ring
Koran-burning probe finds 5 U.S. troops involved
Joint U.S.-Afghan investigation takes no action against American soldiers; U.S. Army probe ongoing
Afghan clerics to U.S.: Turn over your prisons
Top religious leaders call for control of American detention centers after burning of Korans
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