Former Green Berets seek justice in Texas killing of Afghan teammate
Two months after Abdul Rahman Waziri was shot and killed outside his Houston home, authorities have yet to make an arrest despite identifying the shooter.
By Hope Hodge Seck
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Advocates recruit vets to attend Afghan allies’ immigration hearings
The effort is designed to show support for legal immigration of more Afghans who worked alongside American forces during the war overseas.
US-built databases a potential tool of Taliban repression
Built with few data-protection safeguards, it risks becoming the high-tech jackboots of a surveillance state.
State Department vows to improve visa process for Afghans, rescue those left behind
Thousands of Afghans who applied to the Special Immigrant Visa program may have been left behind in the frantic evacuation effort.
First Afghan refugees bound for Camp Atterbury start arriving
The refugees were expected to arrive in groups of 1,000 at a time.
U.S. bases prepared to process up to 50,000 Afghan evacuees
So far, more than 25,000 Afghan evacuees have arrived.
US defends strike that Afghan family says killed innocents
Sunday’s U.S. drone strike killed 10 members of his family, six of them children, Ahmadi said.
Bidens visit wounded troops at Walter Reed
President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden are visiting injured U.S. troops at Walter Reed.
Fired Marine’s question about leader accountability should not be dismissed
But let’s not conflate Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller's story with the questions that he asked, which were not unreasonable, this retired Marine colonel writes.
By Andrew Milburn
One Afghan evacuee in custody as European bases process 38,000 evacuees
The evacuee in question is not considered a "high threat," according to the head of U.S European Command.
A dozen years later, this 10th Mountain vet receives Silver Star
Sgt. Adam Holroyd braved enemy fire to rescue soldiers, put out a fire and man a machine gun.
By Todd South
‘It looked apocalyptic’: Airmen describe Afghan departure
Lined up on the runway at the Kabul airport Monday night were the five last C-17s to leave the country after a chaotic and deadly airlift evacuation that marked the end of America’s involvement in the Afghanistan war.
By Lolita C. Baldor, The Associated Press