Pentagon rejects reports of abandoning military dogs in Kabul
The Pentagon has rejected the claims that the US military had abandoned dozens of military service dogs at Kabul airport amid
Taliban declare ‘free and sovereign’ Afghanistan as US withdraws troops
After 20 years of war and occupation, the United States Armed forces have left Afghanistan on Tuesday. Describing the US
Millions may lose homes as Covid surges in US
A national ban on evictions has been expired last week, leaving billions in government funds untapped, which intended to help
Pakistan, US stress close coordination for progress in Afghan peace process
ISLAMABAD: During a telephonic conversation between Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi and US Secretary of State Antony J Blinken, they
US terms Pakistan as an important partner in various fronts
WASHINGTON: The United States has said Pakistan is an important partner in various fronts and both the countries have shared
US airstrikes target Iran-backed militants in Iraq, Syria
The United States on Monday said it targeted Iranian-backed militants in Iraq and Syria on Sunday. According to the Pentagon,
US seizes 33 Iranian news websites including Press TV
US Justice Department on Wednesday took over 33 media websites owned by Iranian government, which were hosted on domains based
Mazari asks US to condemn Israeli, Indian attacks on media
Minister for Human Rights Shireen Mazari has questioned the United States’ policies towards the attacks on media houses and journalists
US man kills six people, himself at birthday party
After killing six people at his girlfriend’s birthday party in Colorado on Sunday, a man shot himself to death. However,
Houston police appoint first Muslim assistant chief, a Pakistani
A Pakistani-American commander has been appointed as the assistant chief of Houston Police. He has become the first Muslim to
US police kill Black man over traffic violation
A United States police officer has shot and killed a 20-year-old Black man, named Daunte Wright, after stopping his vehicle
