Under an agreement reached Wednesday, the Senate will resume consideration of the resolution, S. Res. 817, which if approved would authorize the Senate to take up the 74 nominations together under a procedure Republicans established last year
The Trump administration will introduce fixed visa durations for international students, exchange visitors and foreign journalists, replacing the current system tied to the length of study, work or media assignments.
Washington is weighing new sanctions and diplomatic measures against the International Criminal Court, while urging allies to reject its authority over U.S. personnel.
The cancellation of a long-running USDA survey has left experts warning that tracking the impact of SNAP cuts and measuring food insecurity in the U.S. will become more difficult
Some Latin American and Caribbean countries are cutting ties to Havana’s medical program under pressure from Washington
Washington is expanding travel restrictions and airport screening while exploring overseas quarantine options as officials work to prevent Ebola cases from entering the United States.
The ubiquity of abortion pills during the second Trump administration has frustrated antiabortion advocates
It would also involve a political deal on where the nuclear material would go
Emirati officials speak with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent about accessing dollars if Middle East conflict drags on
The first lady will be among those who would have access to the plane, officials familiar with the matter say
Friendly countries in Europe, Asia and the Middle East are frustrated with President Trump but also reliant on the U.S. for their security
The Democratic Republic of Congo says it will receive deportees from the United States under a new agreement funded by Washington, as part of broader cooperation that includes regional diplomacy and access to critical minerals
Administration is trying to address long security lines after impasse over DHS funds creates TSA officer shortage
Lawsuit seeks to recover billions in federal funding, alleging failure to protect Jewish and Israeli students, while Harvard rejects the claims as retaliatory and defends its campus policies.
U.S. officials briefed Congress that the first six days of the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran cost at least $11.3 billion, while lawmakers prepare for potential requests of tens of billions more in war funding
The head of U.S. forces in the Middle East is leaning on relationships nurtured over years as he commands the war against Tehran
Ecuador has become a crucial transit country for cocaine moving to North America and Europe
The psychological wounds inflicted on European policymakers and publics alike by President Trump and his Administration over the past thirteen months of their reign in the US are deep and difficult to heal
Discussions are underway with Bulgaria, Romania, and Ukraine to extend the Vertical Corridor and convert it from concept into an operating supply architecture. The objective is to secure 10-to-20-year commitments that provide commercial predictability and signal durability
Move would reverse legal determination that greenhouse gases threaten public health