The Outsider Unpacks the Controversy Behind the National September 11 Museum and Memorial Ahead of the 20th anniversary of 9/11, a new documentary chronicles the controversy around the creation of the National September 11 Memorial and Museum and goes behind the scenes to explore the purpose of the site, which opened in 2014.
RushTok Is a Mesmerizing Viral Trend. It Also Amplifies Sororities’ Problems With Racism While what goes into the curation of every TikTok user’s For You page remains a mystery, one thing has become clear—content from University of Alabama students vying for a spot at the school’s sororities has dominated the app over the last week.
What Is Shariah Law? The Taliban have pledged that women will have rights “within the bounds of Islamic law.” What that means depends on who is interpreting it.A Taliban fighter walking past a beauty salon in Kabul on Wednesday.
Syria: Air defenses respond to Israeli strikes near capital Syria's state media are reporting Israeli airstrikes around the country's capital, Damascus
Living in Kabul now: 'No one feels safe,' woman tells Fox News Taliban spokesmen say they will allow women to participate in the country they plan to run, unlike their harsh treatment of women and girls in the past. But many are skeptical.
Army says attack on Malian military convoy kills at least 15 Mali's military says gunmen have ambushed an army convoy, killing at least 15 soldiers
The Taliban Are Promising Inclusivity and Amnesty in Afghanistan. But Some Officials Predict Bloodshed As the black-turbaned mullahs of the Taliban gather in Kabul and Kandahar to hash out how they’ll govern, the decisions they make will offer the world clues to whether they remain the same brutal regime that controlled Afghanistan before the U.S.
U.N. General Assembly: U.S. Wants Event Scaled Back The annual General Assembly meeting would ordinarily attract scores of heads of state and other top officials to New York. But American officials say it should be mainly virtual again this year for safety’s sake.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada and other leaders addressed the 75th annual U.N.
Polish regional council votes to retain ‘LGBT free’ stance despite risk of €2.5 BILLION EU funding loss A Polish regional assembly has decided against revoking a 2019 decision promoting ‘LGBT-free zones’ in spite of receiving a warning from the European Commision of having more than €2.5 billion cut from EU funding.
With Collapse in Afghanistan, Russia Takes Charge in Central Asia Along with Pakistan and China, Russia has gained broad influence in security matters at the expense of the United States and India.Russian troops participating in joint military exercises with Uzbekistan and Tajikistan this month near the Tajik-Afghan border.
Quake-Hit Haiti Failed to Learn Building Lessons After 2010 Disaster Haiti passed a new building code after the earthquake devastated the country’s capital more than a decade ago, but rules have been rarely enforced and quake-proofing efforts weren’t always extended to regions outside the capital.
Putin Rejected Role for U.S. Forces Near Afghanistan at Summit With Biden Russian President Putin at the June summit rebuffed U.S. plans to keep forces in Central Asia, a key element of the U.S. Afghanistan withdrawal.
Amazon’s Reported Plans For Department Stores Roils Big-Box Retail Industry News of Amazon.com Inc.’s department store plans sent a shudder through retail stocks just as some of the biggest names in the industry were reporting robust earnings, a signal that new challenges await in the beleaguered sector.
Hotel quarantine escapee snuck out for eight-hour pub crawl and McDonald's run Paul McElhinney, 33, apologised to the court claiming he was grieving the death of this father after he snuck out of the hotel via the fire escape in Australia on August 3
Chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan harms US power abroad, leaves allies questioning the United States: Chabot Rep. Steve Chabot questioned whether allies still trusted and enemies still feared the United States after a chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan left the Taliban in control and gave China a foothold in the region.
Your Friday Briefing A second day of protests against the Taliban.Armed Taliban members confronted protesters at Pasthunistan Square as they rallied in celebration of Afghan Independence Day in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Thursday.
Erdogan says Turkey is not Europe's 'refugee warehouse' Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called on European nations to shoulder the responsibility for Afghans fleeing the Taliban and warned that his country won’t become Europe’s “refugee warehouse.”
First look inside Madeleine McCann suspect's sinister cellar 'dungeon' dug under home The Mirror is the first newspaper to gain access to the creepy site and inspect the grim, dank cellar in convicted paedophile Christian Bruckner's former home in Germany
Afghanistan's biggest female pop star manages to escape Kabul on US Air Force plane Aryana Sayeed, 36, who was also a judge on Afghanistan's version of The Voice, fled the Taliban in Kabul with her husband Hasib Sayed on a US Air Force military plane
UK, France ＆ Germany criticize Iran’s uranium enrichment despite nuclear deal falling apart due to US withdrawal ＆ sanctions London, Berlin and Paris have once again expressed their concerns over Iran’s continued uranium enrichment to ever higher levels. Such action would make a return to the nuclear deal “more difficult,” the three nations say.