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The wave of bad headlines came just as the White House aimed to implement a September reset.

A recent poll found that 52% of Democrats support the withdrawal and Biden’s handling, 37% want to withdraw but say mistakes were made, and 17% oppose.

Among the questions: What happens to the Americans still in Afghanistan? And: What does the exit mean for Biden's approach to the world?

The last Air Force transport plane departed Kabul one minute before midnight Monday, raising questions about why Biden didn't continue the airlift for at least another day.

The United States completed its withdrawal from Afghanistan late Monday.

The strike came as the United States winds down a historic airlift that saw tens of thousands evacuated from Kabul’s international airport.

Biden traveled to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware to meet privately with the families of those killed and then attend the “dignified transfer” of the fallen troops.

The attack came amid what the White House called indications that IS planned to strike again as the U.S.-led evacuation from Kabul airport moved into its final days.

Cathryn Miller-Wilson, executive director of HIAS Pennsylvania, demands the U.S. government waive humanitarian parole fees for Afghan refugees.

"Philadelphia stands in solidarity with Afghan refugees," said Mayor Jim Kenney.

Biden said the Islamic State group's Afghanistan affiliate was to blame for the attacks that killed 12 American service members and many more Afghan civilians.

Western nations had warned of a possible attack on Kabul’s airport in the waning days of the massive evacuation efforts.

The goal is to resettle Afghans arriving in the state after landing in Virginia as soon as possible, a State Department spokesperson says.

The news and images coming out of Afghanistan have sparked local veterans to reach out for help with their mental health.

Veterans and military experts say that racial bias in military discipline has become a serious threat to national security.