Twenty-five years after the attacks that drew American forces into Afghanistan, the country has returned to Taliban governance — a full circle that closes one chapter of the post-9/11 era while opening another whose ending remains unwritten. CBS News correspondent Imtiaz Tyab reported from Kabul, where the Taliban now rules not from the shadows but from the formal institutions of state, reshaping every dimension of Afghan life. The long arc of this story bends not toward resolution but toward a deeper question: whether a movement forged in ideology can bear the weight of governing a nation in