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Murder charge against Afghan suspect

Investigations of National Guard shooting reveal suspect worked for CIA in Afghanistan

Investigators say the suspect in the brazen, daylight shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, D.C., drove across the country to carry out the attack.

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Suspect in National Guard shooting served alongside U.S. troops in Afghanistan, relative says

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For Shooting Suspect, a Long Path of Conflict From Afghanistan to America

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West Virginia High School Remembers Slain National Guard Member as Caring and Willing to Help

Mourners gathered at a small West Virginia high school have remembered a National Guard member fatally shot last week as a caring and positive person who wanted to help others

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Trump issues White House invitation to families of two National Guard members who were shot

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Homeland Security Secretary Blames Biden For National Guard Shooting

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How the CIA vetted the D.C. shooting suspect, and a college football coaching shake-up: Weekend Rundown

Before he settled in a quiet part of Washington state, he was part of a secret unit of Afghans who operated under CIA direction and hunted down Taliban commanders in highly dangerous missions.

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The National Guard glitch that could come back to haunt us

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Slain National Guard Member's Ex-Boyfriend Said She Called Her DC Deployment ‘Pointless’

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National Guard Member Dies, Other in Critical Condition After Shooting: What to Know

An Afghan national was identified as the suspect in the Wednesday shooting of two National Guard members, who were hospitalized in critical condition.

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National Guard soldiers shot in 'targeted' attack near White House

Two National Guard soldiers were shot and critically wounded on Wednesday in downtown Washington near the White House in what officials described as a targeted ambush, and the suspect was in custody after suffering gunshot wounds during the incident.

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US War in Afghanistan Fast Facts

October 7, 2001 – Operation Enduring Freedom begins. US President George W. Bush announces that US and British forces have begun airstrikes on Taliban and al Qaeda targets in Afghanistan. Airstrikes continue for five days. October 14, 2001 – The ...

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Clash leaves 75 dead in S Afghanistan

LASHKAR GAH, Afghanistan - Gun battle between Taliban insurgents and security guards of a construction company left 75 dead on both sides and injured dozens others in Helmand province in the south of Afghanistan, provincial governor Gulab Mangal said Saturday.