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Nevada depot explosion kills seven. What is known so far?

The explosion at Hawthorne Army Depot in Nevada appears to have been a training-ground accident. Early reports suggest perhaps a mortar exploded prematurely.

In Pictures Battling the Afghan insurgency

SEAL Team Six: Pentagon ramps up war of words over White House leaks

SEAL Team Six: Is their safety being compromised?

Who got pardons or clemency in 2010? A surprise list of people and animals.

Goodbye, Vegas. It's a D.C. economy now.

Father of USS Cole victim can display anti-Islam decals

After the Taliban, what do Marjah residents want?

As Haiti's airport reopens, US military shifts its role

USS Vinson to leave Haiti soon, signaling turning point in aid efforts

Q&A: How much aid has reached Haiti?

Marine unit headed for Middle East now rerouted to Haiti

Haiti earthquake: despite fears of rioting, US starts airdrops

Why is it taking so long for Pentagon aid to reach Haiti?

US sends aircraft carrier to help with Haiti earthquake damage

December 18, 2009 Photos of the Day

Mullen to marines: You have two years to turn tide in Afghanistan

Opinion The US exit from Iraq: how to steer clear of danger

The emerging Obama doctrine

President Obama lays out his plans for Iraq withdrawal

Troop withdrawal: Obama to end Iraq war by August 2010

Marine quick reaction force starts to settle into southern Afghanistan