Afghanistan

Al-Zawahiri has appeared in an hour-long video released by the terrorist group on the anniversary of 9/11. Does this mean he’s alive?

The U.S. will not allow private flights from Afghanistan citing security risks. Meanwhile, private rescuers are stepping up to help Americans left behind.

Disturbing signs emerge that the military and intel communities are experiencing a crisis in confidence in President Biden’s leadership, integrity, and honesty.

Tune in to listen to Brandon Webb’s interview with Laura Steward. The two discuss Afghanistan and Brandon’s new book “Steel Fear.”

The Chinese are trying to force-feed the narrative that Washington is unreliable, and is quickly losing its position as a global superpower.

“To ISIS-K: We are not done with you yet,” President Biden said, as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff hints at Taliban cooperation.

The M224 60mm mortar is a game-changer. Able to fire a wide variety of rounds, it can even put out fires, as the Special Forces demonstrated.

As President Biden is about to address the nation, the failings of his administration are hard to ignore.

The longest war in American history is now officially over. How will this affect the U.S. strategy in the region?

U.S. forces complete the evacuation of Kabul in the dead of night while Russia steps up its courting of the Taliban.

“U.S. military forces conducted an over-the-horizon airstrike today on a vehicle in Kabul, eliminating an imminent ISIS-K threat,” the U.S. said.

From the potential demolition of a CIA site to the tense withdrawal of the last troops, these are today’s stories from Afghanistan.