President Barack Obama arrived in Afghanistan under the cover of darkness Sunday on an unannounced mission to meet with Afghan President Hamid Karzai and U.S. troops. The visit to the war zone, ...

Trip to Norway reignites the debate over Obama's qualifications for the award. Dec. 9, 2009— -- There is a bit of irony in that just 10 days after announcing the deployment of 30,000 more ...

Read Obama's full speech on Afghanistan. Dec. 1, 2009— -- Good evening. To the United States Corps of Cadets, to the men and women of our Armed Services, and to my fellow Americans: I want to ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Weighing a decision on what to do next in Afghanistan, President Obama ...

During his surprise visit to Afghanistan on Tuesday, President Obama addressed American troops at Bagram Air Force Base. Ahead of his primetime address, Obama reaffirmed his support for them, telling ...

On Tuesday, President Obama is scheduled to tell the American people and the world what the U.S. will do in Afghanistan. Reports and speculations abound about what he will say, but the president will ...

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama began his first visit to Afghanistan today as part of an official congressional delegation that landed in Kabul. The Illinois senator, undertaking a ...

President Obama’s announcement tonight that he would be withdrawing 33,000 troops from Afghanistan within the next year may come as good news to many who wish to see an end to the conflict, but the ...

Presidents Barack Obama and Hamid Karzai meet at the White House on Jan. 11 to discuss the future of Afghanistan beyond the 2014 U.S. troop withdrawal. But neither man will have the last word over the ...

WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama announced plans Thursday to keep nearly 10,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan through most of next year and 5,500 when he leaves office in 2017, casting aside his ...

President Barack Obama announced July 6, 2016, even more troops will remain in Afghanistan by the end of his term, a heightened departure from his failed promise to end the war in the country by 2014.