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State of the Union: Who is on the guest list?

Bono, Paul Pelosi and the family of Tyre Nichols are among the notable guests at this year's address.

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State of the Union: Who is on the guest list?

Bono, Paul Pelosi and the family of Tyre Nichols were among the notable guests at this year's address.

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Ashraf Ghani Blamed for Fall of Afghanistan - Election Central

Ashraf Ghani Blamed for Fall of Afghanistan - Election Central
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Afghanistan Ambassador Fears for Women Under Taliban as U S Troops Leave

Afghanistan Ambassador Fears for Women Under Taliban as U.S. Troops Leave On 5/6/21 at 8:02 AM EDT The United States decision to withdraw troops from Afghanistan without peace agreements in place between the Taliban and the Afghan government has left many fearful about what the future will hold for women in the region. Roya Rahmani, the Afghan ambassador to the U.S., said she is worried that violence in the country will continue or even possibly escalate, which she said is likely to have a direct impact on Afghan women. Women have frequently been made a victim of this conflict, both in ways we can see and in ways that are invisible, Rahmani told

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Afghan ambassador in Washington celebrates return of stolen antiquities

Afghan ambassador in Washington celebrates return of stolen antiquities Jenna McLaughlin © Provided by Yahoo! News Recovered Afghan artifacts: “Head of a Bodhisattva with a headdress,” 3rd century, valued at $2,000; “Standing Buddha,” 3rd-4th century, valued at $167,500; and “Relief depicting Buddha’s first sermon,” 3rd century, valued at $55,000. (Photo illustration: Yahoo News; photos: Manhattan district attorney’s office) WASHINGTON Ambassador Roya Rahmani never cried as a young woman in Afghanistan. Tears were a sign of a woman’s “weakness,” she recalled being told, a dogma she said she swore to defy. Then she turned on the television in March of 2001 and saw the Taliban detonating explosives to destroy the ancient Buddhas of Bamiyan, a pair of towering statues carved into a cliffside.

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