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News Wrap: Afghan women protest Taliban rule in Kabul

Season 2021 Episode 246 | 6m 34s

In our news wrap Friday, as the Taliban works to set up a new government, dozens of Afghan women protested near the Presidential Palace in Kabul to demand equal rights. President Joe Biden signed an executive order today directing the review and declassification of certain documents related to the Sept. 11 terror attacks. Biden also denounced Texas' restrictive new abortion law.

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