Shaky video footage distributed by the Taliban showed fighters entering the airport after the last US troops took off a minute before midnight, marking the end of a hasty and humiliating exit for washington and its NATO allies.
New York Post reports watchdog complaint made against Ben & Jerry's board chair Anuradha Mittal, who is suspected of "self-dealing" by transferring money to a progressive think tank of which she was the only paid member.
The situation, experts say, shows the United States needs a better way to monitor the equipment it gives to allies.
Shapiro is expected to spend half of his time in Washington and half in Israel, where he'll work out of the US Embassy and engage with Israeli government officials on all things the Islamic republic.
Alums for Campus Fairness say that the Students for Justice in Palestine club's "history of activism often goes far beyond legitimate criticism of Israel, descending into outright antisemitism."
The original Durban Conference in 2001 singled Israel as racist and is widely considered the birthplace of the BDS movement. Durban IV is slated to take place at UN headquarters in New York City on Sept. 22.
"They did not choose any other place or event but precisely the location where more than a million people were murdered," Action and Communication on the Middle East rebukes.
In meeting with Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi says Afghanistan's neighbors should "work together" to create "lasting peace and stability."
US president says military commanders have been instructed to prepare strikes against Islamic State "assets, leadership, facilities."
Two suicide bombers and gunmen target people in the Afghan capital in what is believed to be the work of the Islamic State. At least 12 US service members killed, including 11 Marines and one Navy medic. Taliban says will take "every step to bring the culprits to justice."
