Nancy A. Youssef

Intelligence provides new context for one of the Iran war's deadliest incidents for American forces.

Missy Ryan, Nancy A. Youssef and Shane Harris The Atlantic The military claimed the skies were “friendly,” but initial reports suggested otherwise.

The administration keeps changing its mind on troop deployments. E urope, which for nearly eight decades counted the United States as its military guarantor, just received a lesson in the fickleness of American power.

The agreement that Trump wants to strike with Iran keeps eluding him.

Trump wants out of Iran, but he doesn’t want a nuclear deal worse than Obama’s.

The two sides say they are close to an agreement to end a war that has left everyone badly bruised.

The new pact between the U.S. and Iran seeks to rewind the clock to the day before the war. ​​​​​​

Nancy A. Youssef, Russell Berman and Vivian Salama The Atlantic The new pact between the U.S. and Iran seeks to rewind the clock to the day before the war. ​​​​​​

But even $1.5 trillion won't solve its problems. G iven the challenges the Pentagon faces with Iran, Russia, China, and the southern

C.D. Donahue, the last American soldier to leave Afghanistan, is the latest in a long line of military departures.