The Biden administration on Sunday deflected blame for the rapid fallout from the U.S. troop from Afghanistan, racing to stem the political bleeding from the biggest foreign-policy challenge of his young presidency.
18 | August | Written by David E. Sanger Rarely in modern presidential history have words come back to bite an American commander in chief, such as from President Joe Biden a little more than five weeks ago: "There's not going to be a situation where you get people off the roof." See what happened. Embassy of the United …
Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas), the top Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, on Sunday said the Biden administration ignored warnings, including one from him, about the strength of the Taliban and the unravelling of the country: