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Presidential Election: Afghanistan Creates New Executive Position, Shared-Power Agreement

Afghanistan creates new executive position, shared-power agreement After a much-contested presidential election in Afghanistan, the two candidates created a shared-power agreement to move forward in the democracy, a move that has been applauded by the Obama administration.

Bowe Bergdahl Investigation 2014: Army Sergeant Questioned at Fort Sam Houston

The Army sergeant answered all questions asked and his attorney expressed great confidence in the proceedings.

Afghanistan Military Base Shooting: U.S. General Killed, 15 Others Wounded in Internal Attack at U.S. Training Academy

A U.S. Army major general was fatally shot when a man dressed in an Afghan Army uniform opened fire Tuesday at a military base in Afghanistan. 15 others, including a German brigadier general and both American and Afghan troops, were wounded in the attack.

‘Homeland’ Season 4 Cast News and Rumors: New Trailer Launches and Producer Alex Gansa Dishes on Storylines [Watch]

When Homeland left off last season, viewers had a lot take take in and much to consider in terms of how the show would evolve with Brody no longer in the picture. A trailer for season four has been released and lets us see CIA agent Carrie Mathison dealing with a new life.

Afghanistan Suicide Bombing: Deadly Blast Kills 89 Civilians, Injures 42

Afghanistan suffered from one of the deadliest attacks in its country in years when a suicide car bomber killed 89 people on Tuesday.

Afghanistan Election: Presidential Candidate Abdullah Abdullah Clams Victory Despite Contested Results

The political climate in Afghanistan continued to heat up as presidential contender Abdullah Abdullah claimed victory in spite of initial election results that calculated his rival, Ashraf Ghani, in the lead.

Afghans Go to Polls Despite Threats; Who Will Be the Next President of Afghanistan?

Afghan elections see violence but also a high voter turnout. Following a contentious first voting round, Afghans lined up to vote for a president again on Saturday.

5 American Troops, 1 Afghan Solider Killed in US Friendly Fire Strike

The Pentagon is investigating the deaths of five U.S. troops who were reportedly killed from friendly fire during a clash with Taliban forces in southern Afghanistan on Monday.

Secretary of State John Kerry Defends Bowe Bergdahl Transfer for 5 Taliban Prisoners, Lawmakers Criticize White House's Management

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is defending the White House's decision to trade five Taliban prisoners for U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl while lawmakers from the both major political parties question the administration's management of the case.

Bergdahl Shares Details of Captivity in Afghanistan: Captors Locked Him in 'Shark Cage' Box

Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who was released from his Taliban captors in exchange for five Guantanamo detainees, is opening up about his torturous experiences in confinement.

Taliban Releases Video of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's Release in Afghanistan

A video showing the handover of U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl into U.S. custody over the weekend has been released by the Taliban.

President Obama Plans to Keep 5,000 Troops in Afghanistan in 2015, Official Says

President Obama will announce plans to keep 9,800 troops in Afghanistan beyond 2014, according to senior officials.

'Homeland' Season 4 Cast News and Rumors: Will Carrie Have a Meltdown? What Happens After Brody's Death?

Homeland's third season is in the books, but its emotionally charged ending will continue to have far reaching consequences.

Afghanistan Journalist Attack and Death: Associated Press Photographer Killed, Reporter Wounded Covering Afghan Elections

An Associated Press photographer was killed and another AP reporter was wounded Friday in Afghanistan after a police officer shot at both of them while the two were sitting their car.

CNN Poll: Only 17% of Americans Support War in Afghanistan, 'Most Unpopular War in U.S. History'

A new poll from CNN and ORC International shows that support for the war in Afghanistan continues to dwindle and according to the numbers this war is “arguably” the most unpopular war in United States history, even more so than Vietnam.

Army Officer Cheerleader: Philadelphia Eagles Honor Rachel Washburn After Two Tours in Afghanistan

Rachel Washburn is only 25 years old yet she is already an American hero. Rachel Washburn is only 25 years old yet she is already an American hero. She is a First Lieutenant in the Army and a former Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleader.

Stoning Adulterers Now Legal Under New Afghanistan Law

For all of the purported strides that the war in Afghanistan has supposedly made for "human rights," it seems that the new regime has simply implemented the old ways all over again.
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