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Illinois has become the first US state to require teaching Asian American history in government-run schools. Attacks on Asian Americans

Biden defends decision to end Afghan military operation

War in Afghanistan (2001-present) US President Joe Biden has defended his decision to withdraw military forces from Afghanistan, saying

By Frank Gardner BBC security correspondent Western intelligence chiefs are worried. They have good reason to be. The hurried departure

War in Afghanistan (2001-present) The US military left Bagram Airfield – its key base in Afghanistan – in the

More than 1,000 Afghan soldiers have fled to neighbouring Tajikistan after clashing with Taliban militants, officials have said. The troops

A Boeing 737 cargo plane with two people on board has crashed off the coast of Hawaii after experiencing engine

Bill Cosby sexual assault case US comedian Bill Cosby’s release from prison after his sexual assault conviction was overturned has

Bill Cosby sexual assault case US comedian Bill Cosby’s sexual assault conviction has been overturned by Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court, paving

Rescue workers are pinning their hopes on finding a “miracle” survivor in voids underneath the rubble of a Florida apartment

War in Afghanistan (2001-present) US President Joe Biden has said that Afghans “are going to have to decide their