al-Qaida

The US military said it had targeted jihadists in an embattled opposition bastion in the northwest of the country.

Lt. Michael Behenna was convicted of unpremeditated murder in a combat zone after killing a suspected al-Qaida terrorist.

Years after the death of his father at the hands of Navy SEALs, Hamza bin Laden finds himself in the crosshairs.

The gunmen struck early Sunday at the U.N. base, arriving in armed vehicles; several of the assailants were killed.

The Camp Justice sleepover plan represents a reversal in Guantanamo detention center policy.

The challenge in sustaining the Afghan police force underscores some of the country's dependencies on foreign backers.

Retired Marine Col. George Bristol has "been to every bad place on Earth multiple times."

An alleged al-Qaida commander recovering from five spine surgeries at Guantanamo made it to court and lasted just 30 minutes.

The court also ruled that the chief defense counsel did not have the authority to let civilian lawyers quit the case.

An Iraqi captive held at Guantanamo failed to show up at a hearing, stalling progress toward the war crimes trial.