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The question of resettling individuals and families in the U.S. is scrambling the party’s Trump-era consensus on tighter immigration and ref...

It was the first time the president talked about missing his hard-set deadline of Aug. 31 for the full withdrawal of U.S. troops.

Top tech companies have promised to team up to fight terrorism. But they don’t agree on the best way forward in Afghanistan.

Media executive Saad Mohseni on what the Taliban’s first moves after taking power could mean for the media, women and young Afghans accustom...

The president and his top aides are working to reassure Democrats, in particular, some of whom have openly criticized the administration's h...

It's the first time the White House has used the threat of holding back federal funding to boost vaccination rates.

Vaccine resistance runs deeper and wider than the current Covid strain. Keep trying to convert the hesitant — but keep expectations in check...

MPs hear of ‘anger, grief and rage’ among veterans in tense debate.

The UAE's foreign ministry confirmed Wednesday it accepted the failed leader 'on humanitarian grounds.'

Defense Department press secretary John Kirby said U.S. officials were in “constant communication” with the militant group.

The legal fight centers around whether Congress has a special constitutional exemption from disclosure laws.

Officials said data showing decline in vaccines' protection against the Delta variant prompted the decision.

The annual gathering of the nation’s secretaries of state used to be a sleepy, bureaucratic affair. After 2020, they’re getting Justice Depa...

Pakistan and Iran are celebrating America’s departure, but fear regional instability.

The future VP arrived at UC Hastings as the daughter of activists and came out as a prosecutor — an evolution that shaped the politician she...

In the final days before Afghanistan’s second-largest city fell to the Taliban, residents worried about the incoming “terrorists” and the co...

Three Democratic chairs of Senate committees have pledged to get a full accounting of “what went wrong” as the Taliban seizes control of the...

Representatives of the fallen government are still at work — for now.

Photojournalist Paula Bronstein was on assignment in Afghanistan in the final months before the Taliban takeover. Her photos and perspective...

In the 70s, Americans saw Ford as a president who had lost control of the levers—abroad and at home. That’s not the case for Biden yet.

Zabihullah Mujahid said that the group would look to establish ties with other countries and announce the formation of a new government.

A “mediocre understanding of the Afghan environment” was one of many lessons learned that the report put forward.

“If you want excuses, there are plenty to choose from, but they’ll be little comfort to the dead,” a State Department official said.