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WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The chairman of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee said on Friday ... The Chinese foreign ministry, in a statement in response to Reuters questions, said the United States should strictly abide by the one-China principle ...
The former national security adviser came under fire for inadvertently inviting a journalist to a Signal chat in which he and other top officials discussed war plans.
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said Wednesday he felt “overwhelmed” after he received support from the Catholic Church’s new pontiff and Chicago native, Pope Leo XIV, following recent
Officials sent notice to Congress labeling alleged traffickers ‘nonstate armed’ combatants in bid for legal justification for extrajudicial killings
The United States once again finds itself on the eve of another government shutdown as Democrats and Republicans are locked in a stalemate over a spending bill. If Congress is unable to pass a resolution before 12:01 a.
The administration has been freezing funds for projects in Democratic-led cities and states during the government shutdown.
A raft of new polling showing bipartisan support for an extension of enhanced Obamacare subsidies is buoying Democrats amid their standoff with the GOP.
On the third day of the shutdown, a Republican bill to reopen the government fell short in a 54-44 Senate vote, well below the 60 needed to advance.