All news on the topic: Iraq War

Before the New York City SEAL Swim 2025 takes place in the Hudson River on Saturday, participant and ex-Navy SEAL Jason Redman shares the story of his lengthy journey back home following a firefight in Iraq in 2007 against Al Qaeda, during which he was shot eight times in the arm, body, and face

Zachary Perez, 42, a former US Marine, was caught on home surveillance allegedly kicking his 6-year-old stepson and yanking him on a pink dog leash inside their Miami home, disturbing newly released footage shows.

The unsuccessful nation-building efforts by technocrats from abroad led many Americans to become cynical and spread panic. Trump reminded them that a superpower should conduct itself accordingly

Former Republican Vice President Dick Cheney announced in a statement on Friday that he plans to vote for Kamala Harris instead of Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election. His announcement came shortly after his daughter, Liz Cheney, disclosed his decision

Governor Tim Walz chose "the coward's way out" by retiring just months before his National Guard unit was sent to Iraq, according to a grieving mother whose teenage son was killed by a roadside bomb

In May 2005, Walz concluded his service with the National Guard

Vance brought back a critique of Walz initially brought up by a fellow Army National Guard veteran during Walz's 2018 gubernatorial campaign

"JD is supportive of workers," said Cullen Tiernan

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin recently remarked, "During my time combatting in Iraq and leading the efforts to defeat ISIS, I picked up some knowledge about urban warfare."

Jack Carr ignored the publishing elites and now his thriller series are a Hollywood hit starring Chris Pratt.

On Wednesday, President Biden mistakenly referred to the conflict in Iraq instead of Ukraine, indicating that Russian President Vladimir Putin was losing the "war in Iraq." This marked the second time in roughly 12 hours that he confused the two war-stricken countries

Biden lauded the sacrifice of generations of U.S. troops who died fighting for their country as he marked Memorial Day with a wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery.

"Kandahar," featuring Gerard Butler and directed by Ric Roman Waugh, is a type of flat action thriller that feels as though its soundtrack has been composed by a subwoofer

Biden, 80, made the same incorrect claim at least twice last year.

The message was as clear as any the Iraqi interpreter had ever seen: a severed dog's head outside his front door, along with a menacing two-word note: "You're next."

Madonna, 64, finally released the original video for her 2003 song "American Life" — bloody war footage and all.

After 20 years, Dina Al Bayati remains scarred by the conflict that “everyone lost.”

Attention is now turning to the Republican-led House, where Speaker Kevin McCarthy has remained undecided

Republican lawmakers accused Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin of not informing Congress about a fatal drone attack by an Iranian-backed militia on US forces in Syria last week

On Monday, the Senate voted 65-28 to deliberate on amendments related to revoking an authorization for military action against Iraq. One amendment proposes creating a special committee to examine the 2021 US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan, along with other initiatives

Post readers share their thoughts on the NYPD reducing its training standards, the 20th anniversary of Operation Iraqi Freedom, and other topics

Even though the war resulted in thousands of lives lost and trillions of dollars expended, some Republicans maintain that there were positive outcomes and that the invasion was ultimately justified

A bill that would repeal the authorizations for war in Iraq cleared a procedural hurdle in the Senate on Thursday with bipartisan support, and President Biden has signaled that he would sign the legislation if it reaches his desk.

The movement to revoke the authorizations for military force from the 2002 Iraq War and the 1991 Gulf War has been gaining bipartisan support in recent years

The migrant standoff at a Manhattan hotel took a turn for the worse on Wednesday when a group of roughly ten outside activists used open umbrellas to block the media from capturing the situation