civilian casualties

"They have to give us answers. Is our blood so worthless, we don't even get an explanation?" asked Ramal Ahmadi, a surviving family member.

War is messy. You can't expect a clean war or "zero" civilian casualties. But it's been 18 years, and we've all gotten too complacent about death.

The U.S.-led coalition said its warplanes or "partnered forces" may have been behind strikes that killed up to 28 civilians in eastern Syria.

Amnesty International says the coalition "decimated extended families and neighborhoods" in Raqqa.

Amnesty International suggested the Pentagon's report lacked credibility.

America's fight against terrorism doesn't appear to be dissipating even though it has been 16 years since 9/11. 

ISIS fighters reportedly crowded civilians into a locked building and goaded U.S. jets to fire on them.

Amnesty International said the coalition was "in flagrant violation of international humanitarian law."

The controversial tactic is used to try and warn civilians before a bomb is dropped nearby.

Since the air campaign against ISIS began in 2014, American air strikes have killed 41 people, the U.S. military says.

Last year, more than a dozen people died in a U.S. airstrike in southeastern Afghanistan. But who were they?

The United States will shine a global spotlight on the conflict on December 22 at the United Nations.

THe New York Times broke the news on Tuesday, citing military officials briefed on an internal investigation.

The incident followed another attack on police and France is on high alert for further incidents

An estimated 13 people per day were being killed in Ukraine, violating the ceasefire agreement signed in September

The situation for Afghanistan's civilians remains dire, with deaths and injuries from combat up by nearly a quarter