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U.S. flags were lowered to half-staff in honor of the service members killed after suicide bombers hit Kabul. White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said U.S. flags across the country would be lowered to half-staff as a mark of respect on Thursday, where they would remain until Monday night. Read More.

The Supreme Court on Thursday halted the Biden administration’s eviction moratorium, holding that it was “virtually certain” that the landlords who claimed the centers for Disease Control exceeded its legal authority would win. Read More.

More terror attacks are expected to hit Kabul’s airport as numerous ISIS-K fighters are believed to be in the area, according to Fox News. Read More.

During a portion of an interview aired on Tuesday’s “CBS Evening News,” acting U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Ross Wilson stated that despite warnings months ago for Americans to leave Afghanistan, “People chose not to leave. That’s their business. That’s their right. We regret now that many may find themselves in a position that they would rather not be in. And we are determined to try to help them.” Read More.

Customs and Border Protection has issued 13 withhold release orders against imports from China since 2018 to stop goods produced with forced labor from entering the U.S. market. Read More.

As the August 31 deadline for America’s exit from Afghanistan looms, and the evacuation of American citizens and Afghans continues amid worsening chaos at the Kabul airport, the Biden administration is refusing to answer basic questions about the situation on the ground. Read More.

In the nearly two weeks since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, it has endeavored to convince the world that it plans to be a functional national government – yet the jihadists have offered no indication they plan to address the largest public health crisis facing the world today, the Chinese coronavirus pandemic. Read More.

A bipartisan duo of House lawmakers said that they secretly visited Kabul, Afghanistan amid the chaos currently unfolding as the U.S. scrambles to evacuate citizens and others from that country. Read More.

Overruling their own court's 3-judge panel, nine judges on the 17-member New Orleans-based appeals court ruled in favor of the Texas statute, five against, and three recused themselves. Read More.

It is the highest-level meeting between the Biden administration and Taliban since the fall of the Afghan capital Read More.

The Taliban has warned the Biden administration to not extend the deadline to withdraw U.S. forces from Afghanistan while Americans remain stranded in the country. The White House has been scrambling to get a grip on the crisis with the Taliban continuing to apply pressure to the situation. Read More.

Officer spells out harsh 'repercussions' for troops as Pentagon announces vaccine mandate Read More.

Growing numbers of concerned parents across the country have started to push for cameras in the classroom as the debate heats up over what students are taught in public school. Read More.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has fully approved Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine, marking the first coronavirus injection to receive the FDA’s full approval outside of emergency use authorization. Read More.

Those plastic shields propped up in restaurants, classrooms, and office buildings around the country may be ineffective against the coronavirus and might even possibly be making the spread worse, according to a report from the New York Times. Read More.