Following the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan, some Afghan journalists said they have been in limbo waiting for humanitarian visas while living in exile in Pakistan.

The Justice Department announced the arrest Tuesday of an Afghan national accused of plotting to kill Americans on Election Day on behalf of the terror group ISIS.

A House Republican probe blames the NSC and State Department for the disastrous 2021 withdrawal of U.S. personnel from Afghanistan but finds no role played by VP Harris.

Gazing into a mirror framed by flowers, Taiba Sulaimani begins to sing. The lyrics, in Farsi, offer a message of hope -- I will fly one day, I will be free one day.

The U.S. military named the suicide bomber behind the attack at Abbey Gate during the American withdrawal from Afghanistan. Review finds troops didn't spot ISIS-K bomber.

Gens. Mark Milley and Kenneth "Frank" McKenzie are testifying before a House committee about the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021

The quake had a preliminary magnitude of 6.3, the U.S. Geological Survey said.

The death toll from strong earthquakes that shook western Afghanistan has risen to over 1,200, the U.N. said Sunday.

Gen. Mark Milley said in a new interview with ABC's Martha Raddatz that he has "lots of regrets" about how the United States' 20-year war in Afghanistan ended

Two years on, the Afghanistan withdrawal continues to cast a pall as President Joe Biden seeks reelection, experts tell ABC News.

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.

How Afghan refugees are adjusting to living in the U.S. two years after the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan.

U.S. State Department review of the Afghanistan withdrawal places blame on President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.

The classified memo is at the heart of Republican's probe of the 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 Pentagon and State Department shared with Congress their after-action reports on the 2021 military withdrawal from Afghanistan, the White House announced Thursday

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

Jalal Noory, an Afghan refugee in Ukraine who serves in the Ukrainian armed forces, defended the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv from being captured by Russian troops.

At least 1,000 people have died and more than 1,500 have been injured in an earthquake in Afghanistan.

"Our hearts go out to the families," an Air Force spokeswoman said.

How some in Afghanistan have reacted to the burqa mandate by the Taliban.

Fawzia Sayedzada joined dozens of other Afghan journalists in neighboring Pakistan, where she said they are now stranded.

Children among victims of blast at entrance of high school in Kabul, Afghanistan

By mid-2022, 97% of the population could plunge into poverty, the UNDP said.

A single explosion killed U.S. service members and Afghans in the ISIS-K suicide attack on Kabul airport last August, the Pentagon said Friday.

Hoda Khamosh was one of six Afghan women invited to sit with Taliban officials as they made their first invited visit to a Western country since August.

The State Department will not continue its Fulbright Foreign Student Program in Afghanistan, an official said Friday, after 140 semi-finalists were chosen last year.

ABC News "Nightline" Co-Anchor Juju Chang follows the story of Laila, among some 76,000 Afghans evacuated to the U.S. since last summer and resettling as a refugee.

An Afghan woman who escaped Kabul in July on a Special Immigrant Visa with her family is working alongside other refugees in the U.S. to resettle new arrivals.