The Bush administration is considering withdrawal​ additional combat forces from Iraq, but a​ timeframe will depend on a report from​ newly-confirmed Cen...

The Bush administration is considering the​ withdrawal of additional combat forces from Iraq​ beginning in September, The New York Times​ reported.

The general who led efforts to train Iraq's​ army and police units said Wednesday that progress​ is mixed and long-term U.S. help is needed.

Iraq has proposed a short-term memorandum of​ understanding with the United States rather than​ trying to hammer through a formal agreement on the​ prese...

FARGO, North Dakota (Reuters) - Democratic​ presidential candidate Barack Obama left open the​ possibility on Thursday of revising his 16-month​ timetabl...

UNITY, New Hampshire (Reuters) - Democrats Barack​ Obama and Hillary Clinton joined forces at a​ carefully staged campaign rally on Friday,​ promising to...

Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Thursday he​ has 'real concern' about a sharp rise in​ attacks by insurgent forces in eastern Afghanistan​ ...

The State Department's top investigator will​ examine allegations the senior U.S. diplomat in​ Albania tried to cover up the illegal source of​ ammu...

Hoshyar Zebari gives optimistic assessment, saying​ that U.S. flexibility on the number of U.S. forces​ and bases in Iraq makes negotiating easier.