Kabul airport assault tests Afghan security as U S pulls back
Seven Taliban fighters attacked Kabul's international airport with hazardous devices and weapons but were fatally killed. The incident underscored ongoing insurgent pressure as Afghan forces prepare to take lead from withdrawing U S and NATO troops.
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Immigration bill faces Senate floor vote amid debate
Supporters push a bipartisan plan offering a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants who work, learn English, pass background checks, and pay taxes. It vows 100 percent border surveillance, bars future illegal entrants from status, and limits welfare for a decade. Critics label it amnesty and warn of costs and legal changes.
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