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On Monday Joe Biden stoically defended his decision to surrender in Afghanistan and blamed everyone except his own administration for the disastrously chaotic, dangerous U.S. exit from the country.

I'm not bashing the decision to leave. It’s how the atrocious exit negated so much sacrifice. This is truly a man-made disaster.

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While assuring Americans that “the buck stops with me,” President Joe Biden spent much of his speech Monday blaming everyone else but himself and his administration for the foreign policy catastrophe unfolding in Afghanistan.

Fox News contributor Joe Concha breaks down the Biden administration's 'cowardly' handling of the Afghanistan crisis.

After Afghanistan's collapse we must hold the Biden administration accountable if it does not delineate its national security strategy. The U.S. deploys troops around the world including tens of thousands in Japan and South Korea combined.

President Biden has abandoned the Afghan men and women who risked their lives for our war. It is completely unforgivable. 

Greg Gutfeld blasts the media and Democrats for disregarding the Taliban while America was fighting a war in Afghanistan for decades.

One thing we can be sure of in our long Afghanistan engagement is the value of the contribution made by our troops. The sacrifices made by countless Americans who served were not made in vain.

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In Afghanistan, it shouldn’t really come as a surprise that President Biden and the geniuses surrounding him have made such an almighty hash of the withdrawal from that godforsaken country.

Don’t blame the U.S. military for the grim scenes of Afghanis clinging to the sides of a U.S. Air Force C-17 airlifter at Kabul airport.  This intelligence failure occurred in Washington at the State Department and White House.

What does President Biden's disastrous decision on Afghanistan portend for the future of transnational Islamist terrorism? A lot.

Andrew Cuomo’s resignation and the term-limited end of Mayor de Blasio give New York state and city much-needed chances for fresh starts.

President Biden has decided to disregard the health and safety of our hardworking CBP agents by considering a repeal of Title 42, which has helped prevent the spread of COVID-19.

A little less than a year ago, a significant number of independent and Republican voters decided to trade bad tweets for bad policy. 

Call me crazy, but with Afghanistan in flames, the border overwhelmed, inflation rampant and the delta variant rampaging through our country, maybe the president should be out front, addressing the nation’s concerns.

Our strength, our resolve and our future as the world leader and defender of democracy is being tested in real-time. And President Biden is failing.

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The news out of Afghanistan is grim. The Taliban are rapidly advancing across the country and are reportedly in the capital city. Huge swaths of Afghanistan are now controlled by Taliban fighters.