Moral injury of a Special Forces captain in Iraq
USA TODAY correspondent Zoroya profiles Capt. Bill Edmonds, a Special Forces adviser in Iraq, who faced coercive interrogation practices and later traumatic moral injury. The piece explores PTSD, moral injury debates, and Edmonds memoir God is Not Here as he recounts guilt, shame, and recovery.
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Bush's fundraising push shapes 2016 GOP field
The piece notes Jeb Bush's deep policy background and strong fundraising for a presidential bid, shaping a crowded Republican field led by Rand Paul and Scott Walker with Bush and Rubio close behind. It highlights allies, super PACs, and legal changes post Citizens United, plus Clinton's contrasting fundraising strategy.
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Kabul siege at Park Palace Hotel ends with five dead
Police say a hours-long siege at a Kabul guesthouse ended with five dead including an American. Six were wounded and 54 hostages rescued after gunmen opened fire at 8:30 p.m. local time. The U.S. Embassy confirmed the American death. The attack targeted a party for foreigners in a central area near UN compounds and a hospital.
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Holy See shifts to Palestine in statehood recognition bid
The Holy See and the Palestinian state negotiate a historic document signaling diplomatic ties with the state of Palestine, not the Palestinian Liberation Organization. Pope Francis to meet Mahmoud Abbas as two Palestinian saints are to be canonized, while the U.S. and Israel oppose recognition. The treaty remains unsigned and the IsraeliForeign ministry voices disappointment.
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