The Post provided military assessments and imagery of the damage from the deadly strike to a physicist, former bomb technicians and other experts.
Officials said that the special Afghan units provided security at Kabul’s airport and helped evacuate people at risk of Taliban reprisal after the Afghan military disintegrated.
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After dodging bullets, bombs and Taliban fighters, Afghan evacuees now must live with choices they made amid the chaos.
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The president also shed his hesitancy to wade directly into the rough currents of “pandemic politics.”
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The Scandinavian country is a world leader in vaccinations and officials say they will reinstate rules if cases surge again.
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An increasingly bleak picture of Taliban rule has emerged since the militants took power and pledged to govern inclusively.
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His practice highlights a fraught ethical area: When doctors personally oppose abortion, their beliefs can affect the care they provide, leading a patient down a path that could put their health at risk.
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Washington’s venues experienced fits and starts over the past 18 months.
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He’d always believed you have to leave home for a delightful holiday. The pandemic let him test that old thinking.
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The president is ordering all companies with more than 100 workers to do so, which may escalate workplace tensions.
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According to former Twitch employees familiar with the company’s strategy, Twitch has started to offer big streamers less money for similar amounts of work or, in some cases, to not offer the sorts of contracts it used to at all.
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The coalition of popular food delivery apps said the law infringes on their private contracts with food sellers.
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The star pitcher signed a record-setting deal with Los Angeles last offseason but hasn't pitched since late June, when a Southern California woman accused him of assaulting her during sex. Bauer has denied her claims.
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Leylah Fernandez, 19, and Emma Raducanu, 18, have stormed into the final, fueled by belief and shot-making.
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The residence where Buffalo Bill and FBI agent Clarice Starling had their end-of-movie showdown is available to overnight guests . . . if you dare.
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The beloved band played an intimate show at the 9:30 Club for a sold-out crowd eager to get back to concerts as usual.
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Some branded the production “disrespectful,” “weird” and the "worst thing they had ever seen.”
With "Star-Crossed," Musgraves joins a long list of performers (including Tammy Wynette and Willie Nelson) who made Nashville into a cathartic splitsville.
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