A Taliban official says a bombing in Afghanistan’s northeastern Badakhshan province killed at least 13 people during a memorial service

A local official says a car bombing in Afghanistan's northeast killed a provincial deputy governor and his driver

An education official in northern Afghanistan calls it a targeted campaign.

Maj. Katie Lunning discusses the critical care flights out of Afghanistan that saved the lives of service members and fleeing Afghan people.

The classified memo is at the heart of Republican's probe of the withdrawal.

A new book, “The Secret Gate,” details the harrowing story of how one former U.S. diplomat helped a woman escape from Afghanistan during the U.S. military withdrawal.

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

The White House has conceded that the 2021 removal of American troops from Afghanistan was handled poorly, and that the Biden administration should have acted sooner.

The Pentagon and State Department shared with Congress their after-action reports on the 2021 military withdrawal from Afghanistan, the White House announced Thursday

The Pentagon and State Department are set to share with Congress their after-action reports on the 2021 military withdrawal from Afghanistan.

The U.S. Department of State is set to provide Congress with reports detailing the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021.

The GOP-led panel subpoenaed Secretary of State Antony Blinken Tuesday.

ABC News' Mona Kosar-Abdi spoke with Deputy Secretary-General of the UN Amina Mohammed, on the crisis women are facing in Afghanistan and what the United Nations is doing to help.

The brutal crackdown on girls’ education in Afghanistan began shortly after the Taliban returned to power in 2021.

ABC News gets an inside look at a network of underground schools founded by a 25-year-old, giving hundreds a chance to dream again in a country where women going to school is illegal.

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

Most were given only temporary immigration status and now many of those families fear having to return to Afghanistan under Taliban rule unless Congress acts.

ABC News' Devin Dwyer reports on the Afghan refugees who fled to the U.S. following the Taliban takeover in 2021. The refugees along with allies are urging Congress to pass the Afghan Adjustment Act.

ABC News’ Stephanie Ramos spoke to Anita Bhatia, Deputy Executive Director of UN Women, about the Taliban’s restrictions on women’s rights and access to education.

Blocking girls from elementary schools is the latest blow to female rights.

Plus, China reports its first deaths from COVID-19 in weeks after dropping some pandemic restrictions, and fans flood the streets of Buenos Aires to celebrate Argentina’s World Cup win.

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.

ABC News' Phil Lipof spoke with Academy Award-nominated and Emmy Award-winning director Matthew Heineman about his new documentary "Retrograde" about the final months of the war in Afghanistan.

A suicide bomber struck an education center in a Shiite area of Kabul on Friday, killing 19 people and wounding 27, according to officials.

One year later, an Afghan family reflects on their escape from Afghanistan and what life is like now in the United States.

A year after the chaotic American withdrawal, Afghan refugees must grapple with the new reality the U.S. exit created.

The Hospitality for Humanity program provides food and classes to street kids in Kabul.

In the 12 months since the Taliban seized power families resort to dire measures to put food on the table, hospitals are over capacity, and women are forced to give up their rights.

ABC News’ Ian Pannell reports on the brave women and girls struggling to cope after the Taliban erased many of their rights when they seized power in Afghanistan last year.

Marking the one-year anniversary of the fall of Afghanistan, "Leaving Afghanistan" takes viewers inside the final days of the U.S. military withdrawal through the eyes of those on the ground.

Most relatives of the Kabul drone strike victims killed a year ago are still not in U.S., as had been promised by the U.S. government.

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

Rep. John Katko, R-N.Y., discusses the anniversary of the withdrawal of U.S. troops in Afghanistan, Ukraine and the migrant crisis.

Reuters has followed the Mohammadi family for their first year in the United States.

ABC News Pentagon reporter Luis Martinez and ABC News national security and defense analyst Mick Mulroy discuss the U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan and the humanitarian crisis.

Mélissa Cornet, an advisor for CARE Afghanistan, said the country is facing a humanitarian crisis a year after the Taliban retook control.

ABC News chief foreign correspondent Ian Pannell is live in Kabul, Afghanistan, where the Taliban is celebrating the 1-year anniversary of the withdrawal of U.S. troops.

State Department data shows tens of thousands of Afghans are still going through the process of applying for special immigrant visas.

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.

Monday marks one year since Taliban forces took control of Afghanistan’s capital.

After almost one year since the country fell to the Taliban, Afghanistan is showing signs of crisis from poverty and lack of needed resources.

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

The Taliban are cracking down on women who protest.

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

ABC News’ Ian Pannell reports from Kabul as the city reels from the dramatic U.S. drone strike that killed Ayman al-Zawahiri.

During the fall of Kabul to the Taliban, two men from opposite worlds grew an unshakeable bond.

Nearly one year after the U.S. withdrawal from Kabul, Ian Pannell reports from Afghanistan with more on what’s changed in the country now that the Taliban is firmly in control.

The new memoir “Always Faithful,” co-written by Marine Corps Major Thomas Schueman and his former interpreter in Afghanistan Zainullah Zaki tells the story of war, escape and the bonds of brotherhood.

Some service members share stories of the chaotic evacuation as the war came to an end in 2021.