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From the archives: War in Afghanistan

When evidence pointed to Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda behind the attacks of September 11, 2001, the United States, with other nations, retaliated by bombing areas of Afghanistan, where the Taliban regime supported the terrorists.

Obama administration to ratchet up hunt for bin Laden

President-elect Barack Obama wants to renew the U.S. commitment to finding al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, according to his national security advisers.

Time.com: Inside the Bin Laden Manhunt

A Delta Force commander gives a rare glimpse into one of the most important manhunts in international history

Time.com: What a Top Terror Tracker Learned About Osama bin Laden

Q&A: Delta Force commander 'Dalton Fury' on the al-Qaeda leader and his loyalists

Time.com: Washington Is Risking War with Pakistan

As Wall Street collapsed with a bang, almost no one noticed that

Time.com: High-level Al-Qaeda Figure Captured

The Pentagon says authorities have captured a high-level al-Qaeda figure who helped Osama bin Laden escape from Afghanistan in 2001

Bin Laden associate transferred from CIA to Gitmo

The U.S. military has put a close associate of Osama bin Laden in prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, the Pentagon said Friday.

Time.com: U.S. Hunting Taliban in Tora Bora

The U.S. military received "credible reporting" of a sizable Taliban force at Tora Bora in eastern Afghanistan, leading to the latest offensive in that area, a top American general said

Insurgents killed in Afghan fighting near NATO outpost

Almost a dozen insurgents were killed in fighting in southern Afghanistan on Friday after militants attacked a force led by Afghan police, the U.S.-led coalition said.

Troops strike in Afghan mountains

Hundreds of U.S. and Afghan soldiers have embarked on a major operation against militants in the eastern Afghan region of Tora Bora, near the border with Pakistan, officials have told CNN.

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