Afghanistan Last US soldiers out of Afghanistan: ‘It was mission success or we were going to die’ Afghan citizens refused to return to the Taliban even as US troops pushed them back ...

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At least 48 service members in the Army and Marine Corps are trying to help 509 relatives evacuate Afghanistan more than a month after a U.S. military withdrawal.

As of Wednesday morning, about 4,000 Marines and soldiers, along with a small number of airmen, have been sent into reinforce about 1,000 troops still in Afghanistan. Deployed troops include the ...

On today's 5 Things podcast: Through conversation and reflection, USA TODAY reporters help us process last month's Afghanistan news. Pentagon reporter Tom Vanden Brook discusses how American ...

Families of U.S. service members trying to leave Afghanistan and escape the Taliban are trapped in the country due to an executive order issued on President Donald Trump’s first day in office.

US troops will stay until all Americans are out of Afghanistan, even if past Aug. 31 deadline: Biden to ABC News Biden said the military mission may extend beyond the Aug. 31 deadline. By Molly Nagle ...

Obama to keep thousands of troops there longer than planned. — -- The announcement that thousands of U.S. troops will remain in Afghanistan longer than planned marks a major reversal of ...

Federal agents took into custody a man—who said he worked as an interpreter for the U.S. Army in Afghanistan—at his asylum hearing in California last week. The arrest at an immigration court ...

Maj. Gen. Chris Donahue, wearing his helmet and body armor and carrying a rifle, was the last U.S. soldier out of Afghanistan.

The Pentagon announced Monday that the last U.S. troops had left Afghanistan, ending America's longest war. "Every single U.S. service member is out of Afghanistan, I can say that with absolute ...

Last US soldier leaves Afghanistan The Department of Defense shared this photo of Maj. Gen. Chris Donahue boarding a C-17 cargo plane, officially ending the mission in Kabul.