Former secretary of state and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Colin Powell, died Monday morning due to complications from COVID-19, his family said in a statement. "He was fully vaccinated.

One of the worst and most debilitating foreign policy doctrines of the early 21st century was Secretary of State Colin Powell ...

Colin Powell and Iraq: Iraq War role was a stain on Powell’s record — one he openly said he regretted. From The Post’s archive: Republicans saw Colin Powell as their presidential savior in 1996.

Colin Powell’s military path started with the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps at City College in New York. In 1989, after serving as national security adviser, he ...

USA Today's Austin Bogues: Colin Powell and the what-ifs for the GOP and Black voters Without fail, Powell would always stop to say hello and ask how I was doing. Many mornings we created a ...

Colin Powell, the first Black secretary of State, regretted making the case there were weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) in Iraq in a 2003 UN speech.

Colin Powell and Iraq: Iraq War role was a stain on Powell’s record — one he openly said he regretted. From The Post’s archive: Republicans saw Colin Powell as their presidential savior in 1996.

Colin Powell, the retired four-star general who served as the nation’s first black secretary of state and devoted decades of his life to public service, is being laid to rest Friday.

Colin Powell, who served as secretary of state during the presidency of George W. Bush and led the first Gulf War as chairman of the Joint Chiefs, has died at age 84 of complications from COVID-19 ...

Former President George W. Bush says Gen. Colin Powell was "a great man." Powell, who served top roles in several administrations including national security adviser, chairman of the Joint Chief ...

Colin Powell was memorialized as a war hero, statesman, counselor to presidents and down-to-earth father who loved old cars and ABBA during his funeral service at the Washington National ...

Colin Powell’s military path started with the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps at City College in New York. In 1989, after serving as national security adviser, he ...