Afghanistan

Skepticism grows about the number of bombs that went off at Kabul’s airport while most of our allies complete their evacuations.

Following the terrorist attack at Kabul’s airport, the situation in Afghanistan has become more chaotic as various players maneuver for power.

The founding members of ISIS-K included militants who left the Taliban because they did not feel the Taliban were extreme enough.

Panjshir Valley still holds against the Taliban. Despite the grim outlook, there might be some hope for the resistance. But don’t expect the West to help.

CIA Director William Burns had a meeting with Taliban leader Abdul Ghani Baradar on Monday. This is significant for many reasons.

America’s allies will think twice about trusting it in the future as US credibility suffers another blow.

Who really are the Taliban? But more importantly, how have they changed in these 20 years?

Not having the capability to evacuate American citizens to Kabul airport adds another black eye to American’s withdrawal debacle.

Images are already splashed all over the media: an Air Force C-17 rolling down the taxiway of Kabul’s airport, Afghan civilians running alongside it.

For many of us, there is no end to this war. There never will be an end to it. Is there a day that goes by that we don’t think about our war?

The Defense Department begins releasing pictures from Hamid Karzai Airport in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Will American politicians finally learn that they have to start playing chess not checkers when it comes to foreign policy?