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00:00 Taliban Promise Safety of Women, U.S. Helpers
We have more updates on the situation in Afghanistan. The Taliban are making many promises while the Afghan vice-president is urging resistance against the militant group.

02:33 Former Navy SEAL: Troops Did Not Die in Vain
A former US Navy Seal says the world needs America’s strength right now, more than ever. And the way America left Afghanistan did not send a good message.

05:27 Fully Vaxed Texas Governor Tests Positive
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has tested positive for the CCP Virus. He is fully vaccinated and is showing no symptoms.

06:06 Bob Dylan Sued for Alleged Child Sexual Abuse
An unnamed woman has sued folk singer-songwriter Bob Dylan. She alleges he sexually abused her after giving her drugs and alcohol in 1965 when she was 12-years old.

07:27 Apple Claims Image Scan Misunderstood
An Apple executive explained how its planned child sexual abuse material, or CSAM, detection system will work. That’s after backlash that the software would threaten user privacy protections. But one tech guru still has doubts about the system’s accuracy and the company's goal with it.

09:19 U.S. Declares Historic Western Water Shortage
California produces around 80 percent of the world's almonds, but the current drought continues to threaten the state's 6 billion dollar industry.

11:09 Prices Soar as Chinese Students Flock to U.S.
Many Chinese students are rushing to the US at an airport in Shanghai, a line 'thousands of feet long'. All of them, waiting to board an international flight.

13:20 Exhibit for Visually Impaired at Dutch Museum
A Dutch museum came up with a creative way to make its offerings more accessible and enjoyable for visually impaired visitors. We'll take a look at a special exhibit that uses sounds, smells, and touch to help artworks come alive.

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Taliban Promise Safety of Women, U.S. Helpers; Former Navy SEAL: Troops Did Not Die in Vain | NTD News