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Afghan-Americans Look Homeward

Spencer Michels looks at Afghan-Americans' desires to help rebuild their ailing homeland.

Deal Signed on Afghan Peacekeeping

Afghan Interior Minister Yunis Qanuni and British General John McColl signed an agreement to deploy international security forces to the war-torn nation at a ceremony in Kabul on Friday.

First U.S. Soldier Killed by Hostile Fire

The Pentagon confirmed that a U.S. Army special forces soldier was killed during combat near Khost, Afghanistan, becoming the first U.S. military casualty of hostile fire.

Afghanistan Military Update: The Death of the First American

Terence Smith reports on the military campaign in Afghanistan, and the death of the first American from enemy fire.

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Continuing Search for Taliban and al-Qaida Leaders in Afghanistan

Ray Suarez and guests discuss the continued search for Taliban and al-Qaida leaders in Afghanistan.

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The Search for Terrorists in Afghanistan

Tom Bearden reports on the continuing search for Taliban and al-Qaida leaders in Afghanistan.

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President Bush Vows to Capture Elusive Bin Laden

President Bush vowed to fulfill the U.S. mission in Afghanistan and capture Osama bin Laden, amid several reports that the al-Qaida leader had fled to Pakistan.

Afghan Minister: Deal Reached on International Force

Interim Defense Minister Mohammad Fahim Friday said Afghanistan had reached an agreement on the deployment of an international security force.

Pentagon Revises Cave Search Plans

U.S. officials have decided to limit the number of American troops searching the Tora Bora cave complex for clues to Osama bin Laden's whereabouts. Despite the move, Pentagon officials continued to press Afghan commanders to probe region.

Terrorists Largely Defeated in Afghanistan

After nearly three months of U.S. bombing and anti-Taliban attacks on the ground, interim Afghan leader Hamid Karzai said terrorism has largely been defeated in his nation.