Track-It Afghanistan

The majority of civilians died at the hands of the Taliban and other insurgents whose use of homemade bombs was more prevalent and whose suicide bombers killed more each time.

The number of civilians killed and injured in the Afghan conflict has risen for the fifth year in a row, a UN report reveals.

Increasing use of roadside bombs and a growth in deadly suicide bombings by Taliban-led insurgents brought the number of civilian deaths in Afghanistan to a record last year, the United Nations said in a report.

Where have we heard this before? Shades of "atomic veterans," Agent Orange, Gulf War Syndrome? The Pentagon says there's no problem regarding the effects of toxins encountered in the course of their work by U.S. troops overseas—not to mention...

An unsigned letter received last year also pressed the president to release Taliban prisoners.

An unsigned letter received last year also pressed the president to release Taliban prisoners.

An unsigned letter received last year also pressed the president to release Taliban prisoners.

A Seattle University study has estimated that in 2010 the victims of the disease numbered about 47% more than shown by the data published by the World Health Organization. Funded by Bill Gates, the new study is based on statistical models that...

ST. LOUIS (AP) -- The St. Louis parade welcoming home Iraq War and other post-Sept. 11 veterans is spurring talk of similar parades in at least eight other cities....

U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta said Friday the U.S. military would continue to have a strong presence in Europe, even as the Pentagon prepares to take two brigade combat teams from the region and shifts its strategic focus to Asia and the...