The Real Winner of the Afghan War? It's Not Who You Think.
Thursday, August 26, 2021 | |
| By Lara Jakes and Michael Levenson The State Department is frantically trying to track down U.S. citizens. Tens of thousands of Afghan allies will all but certainly be left behind. | | | news analysis By Jane Perlez Pakistan, nominally a U.S. partner in the war, was the Afghan Taliban's main patron, and sees the Taliban's victory as its own. But now what does it do with its prize? | | | By Mike Baker and Michael LaForgia The team that developed Champlain Towers managed to build the condos despite checkered pasts, internal strife and a last-minute change that infuriated leaders in Surfside, Fla. | | |
| Sports By Ben Shpigel Lia Coryell often questioned whether life with a debilitating disease was worth living. But then she found a purpose, and it goes way beyond shooting arrows at targets. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Stephen Wertheim Congress needs to stop abdicating its constitutional duty to determine whether, where and whom America should fight. | | |
| By Storyful and Reuters A group of former mujahedeen fighters and Afghan Army commandos rallied 70 miles north of Kabul in the Panjshir Valley, the last area of Afghanistan not under Taliban control. | | | By Reuters Jen Psaki, the White House press secretary, said a security assessment had deemed it safe for Vice President Kamala Harris to travel to Vietnam after reports of a possible case of "Havana Syndrome," a mysterious health condition, in Hanoi. | | | By The New York Times A Pentagon spokesman said U.S. and allied forces would work "all the way to the end" to evacuate Americans and vulnerable Afghans from Kabul, but that the priority would shift to flying out American troops and equipment in the mission's final days. | | |
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