The Marines Reluctantly Let a Sikh Officer Wear a Turban. He Says It’s Not Enough.

While other armed services allow some religion-based exceptions to dress standards without problems, the Marines insist that even small deviations can threaten the force’s effectiveness.

In Invoking Beau, Biden Broaches a Loss That’s Guided His Presidency

Referring to Beau Biden with families of U.S. Marines killed in the Kabul airport bombing drew criticism, but the president remains haunted by memories of a son he described as “me, but without all the downsides.”

Biden Receives Bodies of Service Members Killed in Kabul Bombing

The president’s first trip in office to witness the transfer of remains was a reminder of the toll of the Afghanistan war, and of his unique relationship with it.

Opinion | It Shouldn’t Fall to Veterans to Clean Up Biden’s Mess

Never have I witnessed a swifter collapse of competence than what I have seen with the U.S. evacuation of Afghanistan.

As U.S. Troops Searched Afghans, a Bomber in the Crowd Moved In

Officials are still piecing together the chain of events in the attack that killed scores of people, including 13 U.S. service members, outside the Kabul airport.

He was a baby on 9/11. Now he’s one of the last casualties of America’s longest war.

Rylee McCollum, barely older than the war itself, had a wife and a baby on the way. He was one of the first publicly identified American victims of the suicide bombing at Kabul’s airport.

Suicide Bombers in Kabul Kill Dozens, Including 13 U.S. Troops

Bombers struck a huge crowd outside the airport, killing at least 60 Afghan civilians in the waning days of the U.S. evacuation from Afghanistan.

The Harlem Hellfighters Were War Heroes. Then They Came Home to Racism.

An exceptional unit of Black soldiers who fought in World War I will receive the Congressional Gold Medal.

The Interpreters the U.S. Left Behind in Afghanistan

We speak to several Afghans who aided the Americans and to their former U.S. colleagues trying to get them out.

‘I’ll Never Forget You’: Veterans Push to Get Afghan Partners in War to the U.S.

Through WhatsApp and Facebook messages, Afghans who served as interpreters are asking former colleagues in America to get them out as the Taliban close in.

Marine Major General Disciplined Over Deadly 2020 Training Accident

Maj. Gen. Robert F. Castellvi is the latest in a string of officers relieved of their duties after the deaths of nine service members off the coast of Southern California.