Gen. Allen: U.S. troop withdrawal "right on track"
The commander of U.S. forces in Afghanistan talks to CBS News about the aftermath of the deadly rampage by a U.S. soldier
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The commander of U.S. forces in Afghanistan talks to CBS News about the aftermath of the deadly rampage by a U.S. soldier
A military tribunal's ruling cleared a military doctor of charges he forced a "virginity test" on female activists
Army soldier accused in killings of Afghan civilians expected to be brought to Fort Leavenworth military prison
State Dept: Pyongyang's rocket launch would break agreement to send 240,000 tons of American food aid to impoverished nation
China's Foxconn is a major supplier feeding a voracious appetite for electronic products - and its employees are killing themselves
Afghan president at "end of the rope," says U.S. not cooperating in massacre probe; Villagers dispute account of lone shooter
U.N. envoy's mission to be dispatched soon to talk ceasefire; Annan plans Syria return
Groups say regime forces open fire on several demonstrations, killing at least 1
Ayman al-Zawahiri says U.S. hostage Warren Weinstein won't be released until those jailed with ties to terror group are freed
Hanoch Shahar completed six miles in one hour and four minutes, previously ran full marathon two months ago
Also says soldiers are on "impossible mission" to building trust among Afghan civilians for Kabul gov't
Copter smashes into house near Afghan capital, killing 12 Turkish soldiers on board, 2 girls on ground
Just weeks after agreeing to halt long-range missile tests, regime says long-range rocket will fly next month
Alleged murder of Marine came 3 weeks before Koran burnings; Military has seemed reluctant to reveal treacherous killings
A year-long uprising which has left 8,000 dead began with the arrest of a group of youths scribbling anti-regime graffiti