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Biden sold himself as a foreign policy pro who would reassure allies, avoid amateur missteps and restore U.S. standing on the world stage. The fall of Afghanistan did anything but. President Joe Biden claimed in July that hundreds of thousands of uniformed troops were ready to defend Afghanistan. They have vanished following the Taliban's rout. The president is attempting to walk a fine line between getting more Americans to take the shot and avoiding pushback. Already shorthanded, the nation's nurses are fighting burnout along with another surge in coronavirus cases. The pressure from the Biden administration comes as roughly two-thirds of children head back to school this week. People hoping to get around pandemic restrictions related to vaccination status are having an easy time securing fake cards, experts say. U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad. Where you live can have enormous effects on your health and well-being. Learn how hospitals and other organizations can invest in housing programs and partnerships for the good of their communities. |
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