The U.S. and its allies have warned that more terrorist attacks in Kabul are likely, as the deadline for military withdrawal from Afghanistan draws near.
President Biden vowed to complete the evacuation of Americans and their allies after a terror attack near Kabul's airport killed a dozen U.S. service members.
Lt. Michael Byrd, the cop who fatally shot Ashli Babbitt during the Jan. 6 Capitol invasion, said after publicly revealing his identity that she posed a threat.
The State Department said it is in contact with the roughly 1,000 U.S. citizens still in Afghanistan and that two-thirds of them are actively trying to leave.
Seven Capitol Police officers filed a lawsuit accusing former President Donald Trump and others of being directly responsible for the deadly riot on Jan. 6.
Secretary of State Blinken said the U.S. has been in direct contact with 500 Americans in Afghanistan in the last 24 hours but is unable to reach 1,000 others.
The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol demanded records related to at least 30 members of President Donald Trump's inner circle.
The House voted to approve a $3.5 trillion budget resolution, advance a bipartisan infrastructure bill and move forward with sweeping voting rights legislation.