
The Taliban Celebrate First Day Of Rule Without U.S. Troops
It’s the Taliban’s first day of rule since U.S. forces drove them out 20 years ago, in an Afghanistan now devoid of American troops.
LEARN MORETaliban leaders insist they have no ill intentions and want to cooperate with other countries but many Afghans are skeptical of the days ahead.
The standoff has threatened to spill over into a broader constitutional crisis.
Many Lebanese have found themselves in the position of juggling work and school schedules in different time zones.
The exchange threatens to upend recent efforts to deescalate tensions across the wider Middle East.
Vice President Kamala Harris' week-long tour in Africa seeks to strengthen U.S. ties with key African nations as China and Russia also eye the region.
“I would not be where I'm at right now without TikTok,” one small business owner said.
Kentucky lawmakers have pushed out a veto of a bill that would regulate personal aspects of transgender care for young people.