Washington Post World Some say Ashraf Ghani is his own worst enemy.

The New Yorker President Ashraf Ghani laughs at odd moments and can’t control his temper. Young loyalists surround him, but he has alienated all his powerful allies.

The New Yorker Ashraf Ghani is Afghanistan’s Jimmy Carter—a visionary who has managed to alienate all his potential political allies.

The New York Times “Six-year-, 8-year-, 10-year-olds are raped, and I’m not going to tolerate this,” President Ashraf Ghani said. “To the extent to which the authority of the state can be harnessed to this task, we are going to focus on it and not permit it."

TIME “Rula Ghani will not be happy standing anonymously behind her husband.”

Fox News Politics Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, speaking to a joint meeting of Congress in Washington, called Wednesday on Muslims around the world to speak out against extremist groups -- declaring "silence is not acceptable." http://ow.ly/KNzUJ

Fox News In a joint statement with Afghan President Ghani, President Obama confirmed Fox News reporting that the U.S. will put a hold on its troop withdrawal and maintain a force of 9,800 in Afghanistan through the end of 2015. http://fxn.ws/19ii8gM Afghan Read more ... President Ghani will join 'Special Report' tonight at 6p ET.

CNN Politics Ghani has requested that the U.S. consider adjusting its troop withdrawal timeline.

NBC News ISIS is operating inside Afghanistan and eyeing the country as a strategic foothold in its broader war to establish a caliphate in the Middle East, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani told NBC News.

CNN Politics Afghan President Ashraf Ghani arrived in Washington on Sunday for his first official visit to the United States since taking office in January.