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The front page, meanwhile, had no room squeeze in a report on Afghanistan, offering teases to two stories, one on page A6 about the “regime” the Taliban has yet to officially form in Kabul, and the other is a story in the business section about the Taliban facing a “cash crisis.”
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The media by and large is already signaling that it is ready to move on from Afghanistan despite the hundreds of Americans and Afghan allies who were left stranded in the now-Taliban-controlled country and the growing terror threat that is taking place.
“CBS Evening News” completely avoided the subject of Afghanistan on Wednesday’s newscast. MSNBC primetime hosts Rachel Maddow and Chris Hayes similarly ignored the crisis on Thursday.
CNN anchor Don Lemon offered a full-throated defense of Biden, arguing it was time to “move forward” and not dwell on the turbulent withdrawal from Afghanistan.
