Rambling Taliban letter has message for "the American people"
Taliban urges Americans to press their government to withdraw from Afghanistan, reminding them that the Afghan war is the longest conflict in which they have been embroiled
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U.S. unleashes 4 days of intense "precision" bombing on Taliban
Military says dozens of guided bombs wielded in "direct effort to destroy insurgent revenue sources, training facilities, and support networks"
Like Trump, Taliban reject talks, blame U.S. for bloodshed
As extremist group blows up civilians by the dozens, leader tells his followers he won't "sell out" for sake of peace
At least 11 killed in ISIS attack on military academy
Afghan officials say 2 militants blew themselves up in latest violence by Islamic extremists to hit capital city Kabul
Official: Death toll in Kabul suicide bombing climbs to 95
The bombing came a week after Taliban militants killed 22 at an international hotel in the city
Gen. Votel was in Kabul during suicide bombing, CENTCOM confirms
"It was a large explosion that did not escape the attention of any of our people in Kabul," CENTCOM public affairs director said
4 dead in attack on Save the Children office
Afghan officials say gunmen stormed charity's office in Nangahar province, killing guards and civilians as ISIS affiliate claims attack
Hotel attack in Afghanistan shows danger remains after 16 years of war
A suicide squad of six Taliban fighters terrorized the Intercontinental Hotel for 14 hours before the last of them was killed
U.S. nationals among Kabul hotel attack victims
Details remain murky 3 days after deadly Taliban siege on popular Intercontinental Hotel in Afghan capital
Survivors recount horror of Taliban attack on hotel
"It was the worst night of my life," local official says after escaping Kabul siege by jumping out window into a tree
Taliban-linked cleric out of jail in Pakistan, into hospital
93-year-old Sufi Mohammad volunteered with thousands to fight Americans; his release comes amid spat with Trump
Facing U.S. aid cut Pakistan says no "fear," but confusion
Senior officials signal say they will develop strategy "cool-headedly" after analyzing "both sides" of Trump administration
Ex-hostage's wife speaks out on husband's sex assault case
Joshua Boyle charged with 15 offences, including sexual assault, after release from captivity in Afghanistan
Trump's tweet on Pakistan's "lies" draws angry response
U.S. ambassador summoned to give explanation of president's New Year's Day tweet accusing Asian nation of "deceit"
Gunmen storm building near Afghan intel training center
Officials say three militants behind ISIS-claimed assault in Kabul killed and security forces sustained only minor injuries
U.S. Marines to head home after helping turn tide on Taliban
But as U.S. commander tells CBS News, "there's still lots to be done" in Afghanistan's sprawling Helmand province
Vehicle accident leaves U.S. soldier dead in Afghanistan
U.S. military says two other troops were injured in incident, which did not involve contact with enemy
Taliban claims deadly attack on research students
Pakistani officials say 9 killed, dozens wounded in attack on government complex for agriculture research in Peshawar
Prosecutor wants criminal probe of U.S., CIA personnel
International Criminal Court prosecutor asked judges to authorize an investigation into possible war crimes in Afghanistan
Former Taliban hostage says captivity "intolerable" for her children
"We had to come up with really unique ideas on how to help him not be afraid," Caitlan Coleman Boyle says of son born in captivity
ISIS claims deadly blast targeting politicians in Kabul
Afghan officials say at least 9 people killed, including two police officers, in attack at wedding hall
Figures reveal dire trend in Afghan opium production
Joint survey released by United Nations and Afghanistan's government shows production almost doubling last year
Taliban kill at least 27 cops in overnight ambushes
Militants laid siege to about 15 separate security posts in southern Afghanistan's Kandahar province
U.S. service member killed in Afghanistan, military says
The U.S. command in Afghanistan said the service member died of injuries sustained during an operation in Logar province
Bergdahl spared prison time, faces dishonorable discharge
Military judge says Bergdahl will be dishonorably discharged and have rank reduced but serve no time
More details emerge about FlyDubai co-pilot who tried to crash plane
Tennessee cancels executions after Christa Pike survives botched injection
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