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Sep 01

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Report Finds Fraud, Waste by War Contractors Costs Billions

After a three-year investigation, a congressionally mandated commission found this week that between $31 billion and $60 billion has been misspent in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Margaret Warner discusses the findings with one of the commissioners, Dov Zakheim.

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Feb 18

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News Wrap: Man in Afghan Army Uniform Kills 2 NATO Soldiers in Attack

In other news Friday, a man wearing an Afghan army uniform opened fire on NATO troops in Afghanistan today, killing two German soldiers, but it was unclear if the attacker was actually an Afghan soldier. Separately, a suicide car bomber…

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Jan 10

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Suspect Confesses to Murdering Pakistani Politician

In other developments of the day, a man confessed to shooting the governor of Punjab province in Pakistan and Vice President Biden arrived in Kabul on a surprise visit.

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Jan 06

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Gates Aims for ‘Culture of Savings and Restraint’ at Pentagon

Defense Secretary Robert Gates on Thursday outlined a plan to slow the rate of growth of military spending, in hopes of saving $78 billion over five years. Jim Lehrer has more on what would be cut and when.

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Dec 28

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What Will U.S. Role in Iraq Be After 2011?

As Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki says U.S. troops must leave by this time next year, what else is next for Iraq's new government? Margaret Warner speaks with Michael Gordon, military correspondent for The New York Times, and Joost Hiltermann of…

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Dec 28

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Iraqi Prime Minister: U.S Troop Withdrawal in 2011 ‘Is Sealed’

The number of U.S. troops in Iraq has been steadily shrinking and by December 2011, they are scheduled to be gone entirely. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki reiterated his views on the Status of Forces Agreement, but that timeline has been…

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Dec 23

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Turmoil Grips Ivory Coast Over Disputed Election

Judy Woodruff reports on political turmoil in the Ivory Coast, which has left more than 170 people dead after a bitter presidential election.

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Dec 23

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Frustration, Resignation Apparent in Seoul Over Tensions With North Korea

New tensions are rattling the Korean peninsula over South Korean military drills. Justin McCurry of GlobalPost samples public opinion in Seoul for some insight.

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Dec 20

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News Wrap: Iraq May Be Closer to Forming New Government

In other news Monday, a new Iraqi government might soon be a reality as Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki submitted a list of potential Cabinet members to Parliament, some nine months after national elections. Meanwhile, Afghanistan's Parliament is preparing to convene…

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Nov 30

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DADT Review Chairmen: Repeal Poses ‘Low Risk to Force’

The Pentagon's long-awaited review of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy banning gays from serving openly in the armed forces revealed that 70 percent of military personnel surveyed said that changing the law would have little or no impact on…

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