Aamer Madhani

After three months in the caldron of Iraq, 2nd Lt. Kyle Graham nearly met his end in an abandoned amusement park. Graham and his platoon hoped to reopen the small...

The crack of gunfire erupted from the other side of the wall. Josh Nelson and Mike Lyons, two privates barely a year out of basic training, tensed. On one of...

The crack of gunfire erupted from the other side of the wall. Josh Nelson and Mike Lyons, two privates barely a year out of basic training, tensed. On one of...

For a soldier, only one emotion comes close to the fear of being killed or injured in combat: the anxiety of separation from loved ones. And Jody doesn't make it...

by Aamer Madhani Next time the White House wants to invite the Democratic leadership to a last-minute meeting, Sen. Dick Durbin's press secretary, Joe Shoemaker, suggests they try calling. In...

by Aamer Madhani With reports of Turkey building up troop levels on its border with Iraq, the country's top diplomat in Washington said this morning that U.S. weaponry has been...

When Lt. Dave Moore visited infantry units in the remote, rugged mountains of Afghanistan late last year, the Navy medical officer was surprised to hear from many soldiers and Marines...

Mired in controversy over deplorable conditions at one of the Army's pre-eminent facilities for treating battle-scarred troops, Army Secretary Francis Harvey abruptly resigned Friday as the White House announced it...

By most measures, congressional Democrats should have the political wind at their backs on the Iraq war. They swept to power last November because of the public's dissatisfaction with the...

The House began a heated debate Tuesday on President Bush's plan to send 21,500 additional combat troops to Iraq as Democrats pushed a resolution that would mark the strongest and...