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Under fire from congressional Republicans about one of the darkest moments of Joe Biden’s presidency, Secretary of State Antony Blinken defended the administration’s handling of the disastrous U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, saying Democrats struggled to make the best of a bad pullout deal struck by Donald Trump. Blinken testified Wednesday before the Republican-led House Foreign Affairs Committee, facing questions and angry criticism from lawmakers for the final time in office. The top U.S. diplomat was expected to leave for the Middle East in the afternoon, but the back-and-forth with members, specifically Republicans who admonished the chaotic withdrawal as his defining legacy, delayed his departure. RELATED STORY | House GOP report blames Biden-Harris for chaotic US withdrawal from Afghanistan Blinken said much of the blame for the sudden collapse of Afghanistan's U.S.-allied government and the chaotic August 2021 evacuation of Americans that followed rested with a withdrawal deal President Trump had reached with the Taliban in 2020 before leaving office. “To the extent President Biden faced a choice, it was between ending the war or escalating it,” Blinken told lawmakers. “Had he not followed through on his predecessor’s commitment, attacks on our forces and allies would have resumed and the Taliban’s assault on the country’s major cities would have commenced.” But McCaul and other Republican lawmakers portrayed Blinken and the Biden administration as ill-prepared and disengaged as the disaster grew, and intent on minimizing mounting evidence that the Taliban would complete a takeover of the country before the last U.S. troops departed. “This catastrophic event was the beginning of a failed foreign policy that lit the world on fire,” McCaul, a Texas Republican, said. He urged Blinken to take “accountability for the disastrous withdrawal.” It was clear “it was going to be a disaster,” said Florida Republican Rep. Brian Mast, who will take over as chairman of the committee in the next Congress. RELATED STORY | Where asylum seekers stand, 2 years after the war in Afghanistan The hearing came at the end of Blinken's diplomatic service under Biden, with six weeks left before Trump takes office, and at the end of McCaul's time leading the Foreign Affairs committee. It served as a capstone to nearly four years of animosity between the two over the end of America's longest war. “For my part, I’ve been determined to learn the lessons from this experience, not only to learn them, but to act on them,” Blinken said. He added, “We’ve made the State Department stronger and better able to respond to crises than it was when we found it, or it was during the Afghan evacuation.” There was little new ground broken on the U.S. withdrawal, after years of blame-trading between Republicans and Democrats. Blinken pointed Wednesday to the planned 2026 release of a government-appointed Afghanistan war commission's review as the best prospect of an independent full report on the disastrous events of the summer of 2021. The 20-year U.S. military occupation of Afghanistan succeeded in routing the al-Qaida militants responsible for the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States, whom Afghanistan's fundamentalist Taliban militants had allowed a home. But as the U.S. began its pullout, as set by Trump's deal and carried out by Biden, Taliban fighters routed the U.S.-allied government and military, capturing control of the country within months. An extremist group's bombing at the Kabul airport killed 13 U.S. service members and nearly 200 Afghans as Americans, Afghan allies and others thronged the airport in hopes of seats on the last U.S. military-run flights out. Blinken testified Wednesday that all of the “hundreds” of Americans and dual citizens stranded by the sudden scramble from Afghanistan have now been able to leave, if they have chosen. RELATED STORY | Biden review of chaotic Afghan withdrawal blames Trump He opened his appearance before the committee by turning to families of U.S. forces killed in the withdrawal and expressing condolences. Protesters repeatedly interrupted his comments, crying out “scum” and “genocide,” before security cleared the room of them. Blinken denied Republican charges that he and others ignored warnings from lower-ranking administration officials that the U.S. withdrawal would go badly wrong, and that the U.S. had to move faster on getting out Americans and the Afghans who had worked for and allied with them. “We anticipated that Kabul would remain in the hands of the Afghan government” through the end of the year, Blinken said. “This unfolded more quickly than we anticipated including in the intelligence community.” “Waiting until the last minute is not executing a plan,” McCaul said. Blinken's testimony came months after House Republicans issued a scathing report on their investigation into the withdrawal, blaming the disastrous end on Biden’s administration. They played down Trump's role in the failures even though he had signed the withdrawal deal with the Taliban. Previous investigations and analyses by a government-appointed special investigator for Afghanistan and some private policy groups have pointed to a systemic failure spanning the last four presidential administrations and concluded that Biden and Trump share the heaviest blame.
Daniel Penny has accepted an invitation from fellow Marine Corps veteran and Vice President-elect J.D. Vance to attend Saturday’s Army-Navy game taking place in Maryland. A New York jury found Penny on Monday of criminally negligent homicide in the death of Jordan Neely on a New York subway. On May 1, 2023, Penny, 26, Neely in a chokehold after he threatened to kill passengers on a subway train, according to witnesses. “Daniel’s a good guy, and New York’s mob district attorney tried to ruin his life for having a backbone,” posted Friday on X. “I’m grateful he accepted my invitation [to attend the Army-Navy game] and hope he’s able to have fun and appreciate how much his fellow citizens admire his courage,” he added. Daniel’s a good guy, and New York’s mob district attorney tried to ruin his life for having a backbone. I’m grateful he accepted my invitation and hope he’s able to have fun and appreciate how much his fellow citizens admire his courage. — JD Vance (@JDVance) reported that Penny will not only be joining Vance, but also President-elect Donald Trump, billionaire Elon Musk, Defense Secretary pick Pete Hegseth, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, and Senator-elect David McCormick of Pennsylvania. Trump will have a suite at Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland, home to the Washington Commanders NFL team. is a 1987 West Point graduate and Army veteran. and DeSantis are Army and Navy veterans, respectively. The Marine Corps falls under the Department of the Navy, so presumably Vance and Penny will be rooting for a Navy win. This year will mark the 125th meeting of the two schools’ football teams in a rivalry dating back to 1890. On Saturday, will proudly present the 125th Army-Navy Game. It’s a tradition that will continue for many years to come, following today’s announcement that CBS will remain the home of this historic and revered rivalry through 2038. — CBS Sports College Football 🏈 (@CBSSportsCFB) Navy with 62 wins to Army’s 55, with seven ties over the years. However, Army (11-1) has won three of the last four meetings and is slightly favored ( ) to beat Navy (8-3) this year, but given the nature of the rivalry, it’s likely anyone’s game. The last three meetings have been decided by a touchdown or less, with last year’s coming down to an Army goal-line stand in the closing seconds of the game. IT CANNOT GET CLOSER. ARMY STOPS NAVY AT THE GOAL LINE. — CBS Sports (@CBSSports) Earlier this fall, Army and Navy were both for the first time since the early 1960s. Last weekend, Army, which has mostly played as an independent since its football program began, its first-ever conference title defeating Tulane (9-4) to top the American Athletic Conference. We are committed to truth and accuracy in all of our journalism. Advertise with The Western Journal and reach millions of highly engaged readers, while supporting our work. .Title: Beware of the Risk of Low-Temperature Burns After Waking Up with Skin Hardened by a Hot Water Bottle
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Moreover, the spread of false information can have a detrimental impact on the environment. In the case of the alleged abduction of John Doe, the rumors circulating online have caused a backlash against certain groups or individuals, leading to a toxic online environment. This not only damages the reputation of innocent parties but also distracts from real environmental issues that need our attention and action. By combating online rumors and promoting accurate information, we can create a healthier digital space that prioritizes truth and integrity.THOUSANDS of Syrian refugees returned home yesterday hoping for a brighter future after dictator Bashar al-Assad was toppled. Others feared the worst, as they gathered outside the tyrant’s death camp prisons waiting for news of loved ones. Assad had tens of thousands of opponents tortured and executed in jails after civil war broke out in 2011. Saydnaya, the most notorious, is the focus for those looking for relatives locked up during the government crackdown. More evidence of Assad’s brutality emerged when rebels found in a morgue the bodies of 40 people tortured to death. Despite the horrors, there was joy at the end of Assad’s rule and many continued to celebrate in Damascus . Among them was Jordanian Osama al-Bataynah, 56, who was enjoying freedom after 38 years in jail. Anas Idrees, 42, who had just returned from Lebanon after years as a refugee, and marked his country’s new-found freedom by visiting the famous Bakdash ice-cream parlour. He said: “I swear to God, it tastes different. It was good before but it’s changed because now we are happy inside.” Turkey, home to three million Syrian refugees, has increased the number that can return home every day from 3,000 to between 15,000 and 20,000. Its president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan , pledged to open a sixth crossing point along the countries’ 560-mile border. Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, the rebel group which toppled Assad, began to form a government with Mohammed al-Bashir appointed interim prime minister until March. Syria’s new leaders promised to trace Assad officials responsible for torturing prisoners as the UN ramped up its investigation into his human rights abuses. Canadian prosecutor Robert Petit, who heads the UN body gathering war crime evidence, said: “There will be a massive amount of information.” His 82-strong team has never been allowed into Syria but is now likely to head there to prepare prosecutions for genocide, slavery and the use of chemical weapons. He said: “It’s the crime scene, so if we can have access to the crime scene it’s a game-changer for us.” HTS leader Abu Mohammed al-Jolani said: “Rewards will be offered to those who will provide information about senior army and security officers involved in war crimes.”
CCPL releases annual reportIn conclusion, the return of Chris Evans as Captain America in Avengers 5 and his much-anticipated reunion with Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man have reignited the excitement and passion of Marvel fans worldwide. Their on-screen partnership is a symbol of friendship, sacrifice, and heroism that will continue to define the legacy of the MCU for years to come. Let's prepare ourselves for the epic adventure that awaits us in Avengers 5, as the Avengers assemble once more to save the world from whatever threats may come their way.