Two years of living inside the embassy has reportedly left Assange with arrhythmia, a chronic cough and high blood pressure.
Barack Obama doesn't want to commit to a ground attack in Iraq again. But relying only on airstrikes, experts say, won't beat ISIS.
An ACLU suit could force the Defense Department to being treating Chelsea Manning for gender dysphoria.
Zelda Williams, Robin's daughter, said she's done with social media because of the the depravity on Twitter, Instagram.
Air strikes alone may not get rid of ISIS's threat, and ground forces isn't an option. The U.S. faces a tricky problem, but it could follow past models.
A Twitter battle has broken out between supporters of ISIS and Americans.
Eight militants were injured and another eight were arrested during the 24-hour crackdown on the Taliban.
U.S. Army Gen. Harold Greene's body returns to the U.S. on Wednesday, along with the bodies of more than 2,000 soldiers who died in combat.
Maj. Gen. Harold J. Greene is only one of Operation Enduring Freedom's 2,202 U.S. casualties in Afghanistan.
Atop U.S. Major Gen. Greene's death, the Afghan military is struggling with logistics and air support and mobility.
After the death of a top U.S. military official in Afghanistan, experts express concerns about security in the country.
The U.S. officer killed Tuesday in Afghanistan has been identified as U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Harold J. Greene.
The killing of U.S. and coalition troops by Afghan forces peaked in 2012, but security measures led to a steep decline in "green-on-blue" attacks.
A major general was killed on Tuesday at a military training academy in Kabul, Afghanistan, U.S. Rear Admiral John Kirby confirmed Tuesday.
The Pentagon said it still has confidence in Afghan security forces despite Tuesday's "green-on-blue" attack.
If confirmed, the killing of the major general represents the highest-ranking U.S. soldier to die in combat since the Vietnam War.
The NATO helicopter intended to hit Taliban fighters equipped with missile launchers.
When the United States stops funding power generation inAfghanistan's southern city of Kandahar next year, the lights are set to go out and factories will fall idle, playing into the hands of Taliban insurgents active in the area.
China made the disclosures about one of the worst incidents of unrest in the country in years on an official news site.
Hours before 9/11, former President Bill Clinton was recorded discussing why he didn't kill Osama Bin Laden.
The House-Senate compromise bill aims to end the conditions that led to the Veterans Affairs waiting list scandal in Phoenix.
"We have withdrawn from the army base after heavy shelling," Saiqa special forces officer Fadel Al-Hassi told Reuters.