An Afghan official says the Taliban will attend a UN climate conference for the first time since their takeover of Afghanistan in 2021

The visit to Arlington National Cemetery precedes his visit to the National Guard Association, where he's expected to condemn President Joe Biden's use of the military.

Payvand Seyedali of Women for Women International joins ABC News to talk about the impact of the Taliban's new vice and virtue laws in Afghanistan.

A group of around 100 Afghan women was stopped by the Taliban from boarding a plane to the United Arab Emirates in order to attend university there, their sponsor said.

The Washington Post revealed never before seen photos from inside the White House the day Osama Bin Laden was killed.

The Taliban killed the suspected ISIS-K mastermind of the Kabul airport bombing at Abbey Gate in August 2021, U.S. officials tell ABC News

The White House says the Taliban has killed the terrorist leader behind the 2021 airport bombing that killed 13 U.S. service members and at least 170 Afghan civilians.

The official answered continuing questions posed by ABC News.

Over 150 Afghans and 13 U.S. service members were killed in the 2021 attack.

The charity founded by Safi Rauf, who's been celebrated for his humanitarian work evacuating refugees from Afghanistan, is being sued for fraud.

The Taliban banned Afghan women from working at the United Nations in Afghanistan on Tuesday, adding another restriction the Taliban has imposed on women.

The Taliban announced in December that women can no longer work with NGOs in Afghanistan: Advocates and Afghan women speak about that restriction

Prince Harry details his military service in his new memoir, "Spare."

The Taliban's Ministry of Higher Education has ordered all private and government-run universities to ban women from attending.

The Taliban's Ministry of Higher Education has sent an order to all private and government-run universities banning women from attending.

The State Department confirmed that two Americans who were detained in Afghanistan have been released and are expected to be reunited with their loved ones soon.

Mark Frerichs, an American contractor who was held captive by the Taliban, was freed in exchange for a drug smuggler with connections to the Taliban.

Nearly three years after he was abducted from a meeting in Kabul, Mark Frerichs, 60, was released in a prisoner swap for a senior Taliban detainee and notorious drug lord, Bashir Noorzai.

Martha Raddatz reports on one family's journey after fleeing Taliban rule in Afghanistan on "This Week."

The Taliban are celebrating one year since they took over the capital of Afghanistan, while Afghan women, children and families struggle under the brutal regime.

ABC News looks at how Afghanistan has changed since the Taliban took over and what it means for the U.S. as well as women and girls left behind.

One year after the fall of Kabul, life for Afghanistan's women continues to worsen amid rising violence and regression of human rights.

ABC News chief foreign correspondent Ian Pannell reports from Afghanistan one year after the Taliban takeover on "This Week."

The Afghan Ministry of Propagation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice demanded all women wear coverings from head to toe as the ruling party stepped up restrictions on women.

A look at the American weapons, ground vehicles and aircraft that may have fallen into Taliban hands as U.S. troops withdrew from Afghanistan.

At least 12 people have now been killed since Sunday by either stampede or gunfire. Some planes are departing with empty seats because people can't get through the checkpoints.

Demonstrators drove auto-rickshaws through the streets of Kabul, blaring horns and carrying Afghanistan's flag in protest of the Taliban takeover of the country.

ABC News’s Linsey Davis speaks with “The Kite Runner” author Khaled Hosseini about Afghanistan’s future under Taliban rule.

Taliban militants are turning away Afghans as they try to access the Kabul airport.

Empowered young Afghan women fear a return to a repressive life.

Breaking down how the Afghan government collapsed so quickly and what it means for the future.

The Taliban came to power in the 1990's during the Afghan Civil War.

One day after crowds sparked chaos at Kabul’s airport, the Taliban declared an “amnesty” on Tuesday and urged women to join its government. ABC News’ Julia Macfarlane has new details.

Plus, President Joe Biden doubles down on his decision to pull out of Afghanistan, and the latest on rescue efforts after the Haiti earthquake.

Rep. Michael Waltz, R-Fla., a veteran who served in Afghanistan, said the U.S. withdrawal was “reckless” and dangerous and discusses the killing of one of his interpreters.

Disturbing video shows large crowds of Afghans trying to escape and forcing the Kabul airport to shut down. At least seven people have been reportedly killed during the airport chaos.

Civilians crowded into the Kabul airport and stormed the tarmac in an effort to leave the country.

ABC News' chief global affairs correspondent Martha Raddatz sheds light on the situation in Afghanistan.

Taliban militants are gaining ground and closing in on the capital of Kabul, posing a serious challenge for the Biden administration.

Taliban fighters have taken over nine key cities in Afghanistan within the past week and raised their flag in the Baghlan Province, about 145 miles north of the capital.

Militants have claimed at least nine major battlefield victories of Afghan territory in less than a week, as U.S. troops begin the final stages of their withdrawal from Afghanistan.

The Taliban has taken control of a total of six provincial capitals in Afghanistan. A video released by the Taliban this weekend appears to show their fighters seizing government buildings.

The surge in violence by the terrorist organization comes just three weeks before the U.S. is set to end its combat mission in the country.

The sister of Mark Frerichs spoke to ABC News in an exclusive interview and she fears that once the U.S. military withdraws from Afghanistan her brother will remain a hostage.

ABC News’ Ian Pannell speaks with the sister of Mark Frerichs, the last remaining American hostage in Afghanistan, as she wrestles with what a U.S. departure may mean for her brother.

General Austin Miller discusses the U.S. military's final withdrawal from the Middle Eastern country as the Taliban continues to make major gains in the area.

The retaliation comes as President Joe Biden has vowed to withdraw troops from Afghanistan by Sept. 11.

The State Department is drawing down the number of personnel in the Kabul embassy due to security threats as the U.S. prepares to pull troops out of Afghanistan.

Gen. Mark Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, met with Taliban negotiators in an unannounced meeting in Qatar, the site of stalled Afghan peace talks.

After three months of deadlocked talks, the Taliban, Afghan government made a breakthrough in peace negotiations, although that incremental progress is still challenged.