A Week Into Taliban Rule, One City's Glimpse of What the Future May Hold
| By David Zucchino, Jim Huylebroek and Kiana Hayeri A takeover of the entire country was all but absolute as the Afghan government collapsed and the U.S. rushed through a frenzied evacuation. | | | By Christina Goldbaum and Najim Rahim In Kunduz, the new insurgent leaders said they had no quarrel with the people. But residents say they soon began instilling fear. | | | By Jason DeParle The jump in benefits, the biggest in the program's history, comes after a revision of the initiative's nutrition standards that supporters say will reduce hunger and better reflect how Americans eat. | | |
| World By Maria Abi-Habib A day after a magnitude-7.2 earthquake killed an estimated 1,300 people in western Haiti, the country, already suffering from a dire lack of doctors, struggled to help the many wounded. | | | Opinion | The Editorial Board By The Editorial Board The war had to end. But it didn't have to end in such chaos. | | |
| By Nailah Morgan and Christina Kelso The Afghan government collapsed after the Taliban entered Kabul on Sunday. Evacuations of international diplomats and civilians have been underway at the international airport in the capital. | | | By Christina Kelso, Nailah Morgan and Maya Blackstone The powerful quake leveled buildings, killed nearly 1,300 people and overwhelmed hospitals in at least two Haitian cities. | | |
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