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Army Dad Surprise: Watch Baseball Game Reunion Between Alvino Sandoval And His Daughter [VIDEO]

At a minor league baseball game, a soldier returned from Afghanistan to surprise his 9-year-old daughter in a video that has gone viral.

‘Enlisted’ Cast Talk About New Fox Pilot, Hanging Out Naked

"Enlisted" is a new comedy hitting Fox this fall. The actors and executive producers appeared at the 2013 ATX Television Festival to talk about their upcoming show and share some bizarre stories about how close they got on set.

Turkish Drug Gangs Wage War On Streets Of North London

Britain’s Turkish-Kurdish criminal gangs are a relatively recent entry into the UK’s long and bloody history of organized crime.

Militants Attack Afghan Security Forces Near Kabul Airport After NATO Military Base Attack Foiled, Taliban Claims Responsibility

Taliban insurgents are fighting security forces near Kabul's main airport following an unsuccessful attack on NATO’s airport headquarters.

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Susan Rice Unlikely To Alter Obama's Foreign Policy As National Security Adviser

The new national security adviser won't be a lot different from her predecessor Tom Donilon, experts say.

It’s The Economy, Stupid: Nawaz Sharif Calls For End To US Drone Strikes, But His Real Problem Are Crippling Power Cuts

Pakistan's new Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is providing few specifics on how we will solve the country's many woes.

Damascus Diary: Time To Fear The Islamists. Or Not?

The conventional wisdom is that Syria's civil war is now a sectarian religious war. But many Syrians say the sectarians don't belong there.

Listen To Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Phone Call With Mother Zubeidat Tsarnaeva [VIDEO]

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev projects calm and tells his mother "everything's fine" in the phone call with Zubeidat Tsarnaeva.

Bradley Manning Trial Starts: What To Expect In Wikileaks Case In Which Ex-Army Intelligence Soldier Faces Life In Prison

A good portion of Bradley Manning's trial will be closed to the public, because it involves classified information.

Suicide Bombing In Eastern Afghanistan Kills 10 Children, 2 NATO Soldiers; Landmine Blast Kills 7

At least 13 people, including 10 children, two NATO soldiers and an Afghan cop were killed in a suicide bombing in Afghanistan on Monday.

Economics Of An Intervention: Can The US Military Afford The Cost Of A No Fly Zone In Syria?

If the United States intervenes in Syria, the cost of a no-fly zone might be more than the American public bargained for.

General David Petreaus, Former CIA Chief And Top US Army Commander In Iraq And Afghanistan, Joins Giant Hedge Fund KKR As Adviser

The 60-year-old war hero and former head of U.S. intelligence is going from "doing good" to "doing well."

Militants Attack Red Cross Office In Afghanistan With Guns, Suicide Bomber, Killing A Guard

Militants stormed a building used by the Red Cross in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, on Wednesday, killing a security guard, in the second attack in five days on an international aid agency.

Drone Attack Kills Pakistani Taliban's Deputy Leader

The fall of the Pakistani Taliban’s second-in-command Wali ur-Rehman in a drone strike could trigger a rift in the militant group.

Taliban Militants Attack Stable Afghan Province Killing Policeman

Seven Taliban militants disguised as policemen attacked a government building, raising concerns of spreading Taliban influence.

Can Coca-Cola Bring Peace Between India And Pakistan? (VIDEO)

Coke has a 60 percent market share in India and about a 30 percent share in Pakistan.

Drone Strike Kills 7 In Pakistan

The first drone strike by the U.S. since Pakistan’s May 11 general elections killed seven people and injured four.

Obama Gives Memorial Day Speech At Arlington National Cemetery; Lays Wreath At Tomb Of The Unknowns [VIDEO]

The president paid tribute to America's soldiers in his Memorial Day speech at Arlington National Cemetery.

Making Child Marriage A Policy Priority: 'Girls Not Brides' Google Hangout

Representatives of global women's organizations spoke about how the U.S. would benefit by emphasizing a policy designed to end child marriage.

Philippines Military Offensive Against Abu Sayyaf Militants Kills Seven Soldiers, Five Militants; Scores Injured

A Philippine military a raid on the al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf militants killed seven Filipino soldiers and five militants, on Saturday.

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Afghanistan After The United States And NATO Leave: Economic Boomtown, Or A Disaster Waiting To Happen?

One year from now, Western troops will be gone -- and with them, most of the economy. Afghans are trying to fill the void.

Obama Defends Drones, Urges Closing Gitmo: Guantanamo 'Should Have Never Been Opened,' President Says

In a major policy speech, the president argued drone attacks have disrupted terrorist plots and have saved civilian lives.

London Attack: Drummer Lee Rigby, 25, Named As Soldier Killed In Woolwich Cleaver Attack

The UK's Ministry of Defence has named Drummer Lee Rigby, 25, as the soldier killed by Michael Adebolajo and an unnamed accomplice in the London cleaver attack.