Iraq

Military Experiment Seeks To Predict PTSD

AP Photo/Jae C. Hong

The military is experimenting with trying to predict who's most at risk for post-traumatic stress disorder. Understanding underlying triggers might help reduce the burden of those who return psychologically wounded -- if they can get early help. More
Video: Predict PTSD?

Home Front

A Bad Month In Afghanistan Rippled Across The US

Afghan Road Builder's Dream Thwarted By Violence

Iraq Working For Release Of Americans Held In Iran

Iraqi Refugees Move To Mich. Despite Poor Economy

Iraq's Oct. Oil Exports Drop Due To Attacks

Alleged Iraq Bombers Offer Confessions

Report: Leaked UK Documents Detail Iraq War Chaos

Iraq PM Ramps Up Attacks On Baathists Before Vote

Karzai Vows To Take Over War On Terror

Marines, Corpsman To Be Removed In Iraqi Death

Clinton: Afghan Election Needs To Yield 'Results'

Germany To Extend Afghanistan Mission Another Year

Afghan Official Said To Take Bribe For Copper Deal

Iraq Vote Faces Likely Delay

EU Officials Question Afghan Gov't Competence

Afghan Capital Readies For Karzai Inauguration

Troops Hone Artillery Skills To Cut Afghan Deaths

Iraq's Sunni VP Rejects Parts Of Election Law

FIFA Warns Iraq To Stop Meddling In Soccer

Lingering Effects Of Baghdad Blasts On Iraqis

Schwarzenegger Drops In On US Troops In Iraq

US: Iraq Needs To Do More To Help Refugees Return

Militants Attack Police In South Afghanistan

Afghan Forces Get 2 C-27 Military Support Planes

Britain Investigating Fresh Iraq Abuse Claims

Obama Said To Want Revised Afghanistan Options

Petraeus: Decision Near On Troops To Afghanistan

White House: Obama Eyeing 4 Afghan Choices

Report: Blackwater OK'd $1M Plan To Pay Off Iraqis

Iraq PM Warns Of Threat In Run-Up To January Vote

Military Contractors Sued Over Iraq 'Burn Pits'

Afghans On Hold, Awaiting Karzai, Obama Decisions

Troops In Afghanistan Fight Swine Flu Amid War

National Front

Report: Opium In Afghanistan

Richard Holbrooke's Testimony On Afghanistan/Pakistan

iCasualties: Military Casualties

Iraq Body Count: Civilian Casualties

NATO Report On Afghanistan

CBO Estimate: War Costs Up To $1.7 Trillion

Pentagon: Q1 '08 Measuring Iraq Security

Baker-Hamilton: Iraq Study Group Report

Support: Fisher House

Support: Operation Home Front

FindLaw: Taguba Report On Abu Ghraib

UN Resolution 1441

Global Front

A Bad Month In Afghanistan Rippled Across The US

Afghan Road Builder's Dream Thwarted By Violence

Iraq Working For Release Of Americans Held In Iran

Iraqi Refugees Move To Mich. Despite Poor Economy

Iraq's Oct. Oil Exports Drop Due To Attacks

Alleged Iraq Bombers Offer Confessions

Report: Leaked UK Documents Detail Iraq War Chaos

Iraq PM Ramps Up Attacks On Baathists Before Vote

Karzai Vows To Take Over War On Terror

Marines, Corpsman To Be Removed In Iraqi Death

Clinton: Afghan Election Needs To Yield 'Results'

Germany To Extend Afghanistan Mission Another Year

Afghan Official Said To Take Bribe For Copper Deal

Iraq Vote Faces Likely Delay

EU Officials Question Afghan Gov't Competence

Afghan Capital Readies For Karzai Inauguration

Troops Hone Artillery Skills To Cut Afghan Deaths

Iraq's Sunni VP Rejects Parts Of Election Law

FIFA Warns Iraq To Stop Meddling In Soccer

Lingering Effects Of Baghdad Blasts On Iraqis

Schwarzenegger Drops In On US Troops In Iraq

US: Iraq Needs To Do More To Help Refugees Return

Militants Attack Police In South Afghanistan

Afghan Forces Get 2 C-27 Military Support Planes

Britain Investigating Fresh Iraq Abuse Claims

Obama Said To Want Revised Afghanistan Options

Petraeus: Decision Near On Troops To Afghanistan

White House: Obama Eyeing 4 Afghan Choices

Report: Blackwater OK'd $1M Plan To Pay Off Iraqis

Iraq PM Warns Of Threat In Run-Up To January Vote

Military Contractors Sued Over Iraq 'Burn Pits'

Afghans On Hold, Awaiting Karzai, Obama Decisions

Troops In Afghanistan Fight Swine Flu Amid War

Images

A Bad Month In Afghanistan Rippled Across The US

Every afternoon, seven days a week, Ed Epley has a 5 p.m. appointment with the war. More

Rocket Hits Outside Luxury Hotel In Afghan Capital

A rocket hit outside the luxury Serena Hotel in Afghanistan's capital late Saturday, wounding two people, the Interior Ministry said. More

Clinton Urges Afghan Leader To Institute Reforms

Afghans Awaiting Karzai, Obama Decisions

Schwarzenegger Visits US Troops In Iraq

Afghan Officials Worried Over Bold Attack In East

Troops Hone Artillery Skills To Cut Afghan Deaths

Number Of Wounded Increases In Afghanistan

Hundreds Line Streets For Soldier's Funeral

Troops Fight 4-Hour Battle In Afghanistan

Multimedia

Afghanistan: A Closer Look

This interactive offers important context for the complex U.S. mission in Afghanistan with a closer look at the nation's people, geography, economy and the Taliban. More

Iraq: How We Got Here

Learn more about the U.S. war in Iraq in this interactive presentation. More

Mapping Iraq

Where's Tikrit? Where's the oil? Use this interactive map to find out. More

Homeland Security

Are You Prepared?

Check out today's terror alert level and what the Homeland Security Department thinks you should know about preparing for an emergency situation. More

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