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Having seized Kabul, the Taliban can tap into government databases and communications data to go after U.S. allies who don’t get out.

Federal officials ignored repeated warnings to strengthen their oversight of federally funded, state-run homes for vets. Then came Covid-19.

“Beijing’s actions continue to undermine the rules-based order and threaten the sovereignty of nations.”

Biden faces a frosty G-7 leaders meeting on the Afghanistan crisis, with no coordinated plan to resettle refugees.

Kathy Hochul’s time as a town board member in Western New York launched her political career — and defined her leadership style to this day.

It's the first Covid-19 shot to win full licensure in the United States.

Some senior Democrats caution that plans to vote Monday on a rule for debate are in flux as leadership continues its whipping operation.

The White House's withdrawal date for troops in Afghanistan is the second high-profile deadline the administration has missed this summer.

The House GOP leader has to decide whether to whip against the bipartisan infrastructure bill or encourage members to vote their conscience.

Dems and their allies are hammering the message that a GOP governor could veto abortion-rights laws, cut funding for clinics and appoint ant...

The alarming spread of new cases is draining the pool of available health workers in ways not seen since the pandemic’s winter peak.

As a result, the European Union is offering proposals as varied as they are piecemeal.

The president said 28,000 people had been evacuated since Aug. 14, adding that “my heart aches” for those facing chaos and danger in trying...

Districts in Florida and Texas lead the list of those that will need to shrink during reapportionment.

The number of federal student aid applications completed, a key metric used to track college ambitions among low-income students, is down fo...

The Biden administration is touting the popularity of its prescription drug proposal as it works to convince Democrats to vote for the $3.5...

The MSNBC host wants to get the president to help reshape his state’s Chancery court. And he’s working with an aggrieved business group to d...

The group hopes its pledge to protect women and minorities could win it Western recognition as the new Afghan government.

What I learned about American power watching the U.S. leave Vietnam — and then Afghanistan decades later.

In a media world increasingly dominated by subscriptions, the money is flowing but very unevenly.

Stunning charges against a top donor and the state GOP chair’s resignation have left the party in turmoil.