Dozens of Afghan troops missing from military training in US
Forty-four Afghan troops visiting the United States for military training have gone missing in less than…
Forty-four Afghan troops visiting the United States for military training have gone missing in less than…
Ex-U.S. ambassador Michael McFaul to Moscow under President Barack Obama, Russia banned from entering the country,…
Protestors are expected to gather again on Saturday in cities across the United States to protest…
WASHINGTON (Web Desk): The Internal Revenue Service is re-evaluating its strategy for auditing high-income taxpayers after an inspector…
The US charge d’affaires in Khartoum, Joseph D Stafford, resigned from his post after he converted…
WASHINGTON (September 05, 2012): United States has said that Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is leading…
The Taliban threatened late Tuesday to attack NATO supply trucks and kill its drivers if they…
IRVING, Texas — Shahid Khan was 16 when he moved from Pakistan to the United States…
WASHINGTON: Support is growing in the U.S. Congress for expanding American military action in Pakistan beyond drone strikes already used to target militants in Pakistani territory, a senior Republican U.S. senator says.
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