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According to Natsios, the U.S. was not without fault of its own. Each U.S. Agency had different objectives in Afghanistan.

If you've never heard of "Dry January" it's really quite simple- it's when you ditch alcohol for the entire month of January. It's a tradition for many people, and it's a jumping start for people who made a new year's resolution to drink less. Because of the pandemic, people reported drinking more than usual (I saw it as a way to support local) so taking a month off seemed appealing for many as a way to reset, including me! I began the new year, with no resolution set in stone, just the mindset of not having a drink for all of January. I was pumped and I started off great, that is until Janu...

Jan 21, 2021 Are you a Dry January dropout? If you started the New Year off with plans to take a break from drinking for a month, but didn’t make it to the end, you’re definitely not alone. Millions of people try it as a way to reset after indulging freely during the holidays or as a way to examine their relationship with alcohol. But this year, many didn’t even make it past the first week of 2021 after the riots at the Capitol on January 6th and the ongoing stress of the pandemic. And experts say Dry January can be successful even if you quit early.

Are you a Dry January dropout? If you started the New Year off with plans to take a break from drinking for a month but didn’t make it to the end, you’re definitely not alone.

Millions of people start the year off by giving up alcohol for the month of January, but not all of them succeed.