And the truck is definitely not some sort of generic placeholder pickup: it has a Dodge grille. Cooperation between American companies and the Taliban would not be without historical precedent.

Taliban militants illustrated their determination Friday to prevent Pakistani citizens from forming armed militias to keep them at bay, as a suicide bomber rammed a truck loaded with hundreds ...

Fact check roundup: What’s true and what’s false about the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan The image is captioned: “Taliban militia soldiers in a pickup truck heading towards the frontline ...

Huge trucks such as the Ford F-150 dominate the streets in America today. They’re much less safe and practical than their smaller cousins. Why can’t we have mini-pickup trucks like the Taliban?

Afghanistan is not a typical tourist destination due to the ongoing security situation and travel advisories issued by many ...

The Taliban have moved swiftly to crush early opposition to their rule across Afghanistan, ... consisting of two to three pickup trucks with at least six Taliban fighters in each, ...

Traffic deaths of pedestrians are up by 70% in the last 10 years and pickup trucks are largely to blame, according to a story from The Hill that we ran this week. The number of walkers killed by ...

I remember everyone talking about how the Americans had bombed a Taliban pickup truck on the road to the Intercontinental Hotel, squashing it as if it were nothing more than a Coca-Cola can.

Dust devils danced nearby as we walked up, gawking at a destroyed Taliban pickup truck near the gate. There was an anti-aircraft gun on back, and the truck had been cut nearly in half when the ...

The Taliban ratcheted up attacks against Afghanistan government officials on Thursday, killing three people, while a string of other attacks left 14 others dead and dozens more injured.

Huge trucks such as the Ford F-150 dominate the streets in America today. They’re much less safe and practical than their smaller cousins. Why can’t we have mini-pickup trucks like the Taliban?