DHS Secretary: Only 3 Percent of 60,000 Afghan Evacuees in U.S. Have Special Immigrant Visas
It’s hard to overstate the depth of this betrayal of America’s closest allies in Afghanistan.
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Straight Talk on Afghanistan
In our withdrawal from Afghanistan, we have ‘left ourselves more vulnerable,’ says John Bolton.
More Than 30 Major Companies Commit to Training, Hiring Afghan Refugees in U.S.
The announcement comes as 37,000 Afghans have arrived in the U.S. this month.
Fallen Afghanistan Presents New Dangers to India
The Biden administration’s retreat from Afghanistan last month has left U.S. allies alarmed and bewildered.
The No-Surprises Taliban
The media has a strange habit of recounting long-established facts about non-progressives as if they are distant and surprising reports.
Message from Afghanistan: ‘Good Evening Sir. No Place Is Safe’
Three weeks after U.S. forces left Afghanistan, the Kafkaesque process of trying to escape the country is even more dangerous.
The Songwriting Star Who Won’t Let America Forget Afghanistan
Singer-songwriter John Ondrasik is on a one-man cultural crusade.
The Presidency as Foreign-Policy Theater
The prevalence of symbolism over all else means that presidents are compelled to act — even when the action is pointless or destructive.
A Tale of Two Drone Strikes
Trump was condemned for his successful strike on Soleimani. Biden faced a much different reaction after his botched attack in Kabul.
Outraged by Horror at Kabul Airport, Civilian Rescue Groups Offer Lifeline to Those Left in Afghanistan
‘That was a red line for me. I got angry,’ Bryan Stern said of his reaction to images of Afghans falling from planes.