U.S. to Advise Boosters for Most Americans 8 Months After Vaccination
| By Michael D. Shear and David E. Sanger The president said U.S. troops should not be fighting a war Afghan forces are not willing to fight. Afghanistan's leaders and military had been given every chance to determine their future, he said. | | | By Sharon LaFraniere Nursing home residents and health care workers will most likely be the first to get booster shots, as soon as September, followed by other older people who were vaccinated last winter. | | | By Carlotta Gall and Ruhullah Khapalwak Images of desperate Afghans clinging to departing military planes underscored America's blunders after 20 years in the country. | | |
| New York By Annie Correal People who lost jobs in the pandemic began to peddle food and wares to survive, but the city is starting to crack down on unlicensed vendors. | | | Opinion | Guest Essay By Timothy Kudo Those of us who fought this war must now wonder: How could we have given the best parts of our lives to such a lie? | | |
| Visual investigations By Haley Willis, Christiaan Triebert, Evan Hill, Brenna Smith and Dmitriy Khavin The fall of Afghanistan's government was captured in hundreds of videos from across the country. We analyzed some of the key moments. | | | By The New York Times President Biden said he stood "squarely behind" the decision to withdraw U.S. forces from Afghanistan despite a Taliban takeover of the country, and the collapse of the Afghan government and military. | | | By Maya Blackstone and Taylor Turner One day after the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan, thousands of people who were desperate to flee the country rushed to the airport in Kabul. | | |
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