US Senator Romney Announces He Won't Run for Reelection

One-time Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, 76, will not run for reelection in the Senate, he announced on Wednesday

US Military Resumes Drone, Manned Counterterrorism Missions in Niger

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US House’s Bipartisan Measures Target Iran Over Woman’s Death, Missile Program

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US Officials Troubled by Russia, North Korea Military Cooperation

Russian President Vladimir Putin met Wednesday with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at Russia’s most advanced spaceport amid warnings from the United States and South Korea against a potential arms transfer

UAW Chief Says Union Ready to Strike

With just more than 24 hours before a strike deadline, United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain said Wednesday that offers from the companies aren't enough and the union is getting ready to strike

Vietnam, US Upgrade Partnership; Activists Critique Silence on Human Rights

Hanoi and Washington have announced an upgrade in bilateral ties to a comprehensive strategic partnership, the top designation in Vietnam's diplomatic hierarchy

US Child Poverty Spiked With End of COVID Support Programs

Poverty in the United States surged dramatically in 2022, particularly among children, after social support programs put in place during the worst of the coronavirus pandemic were allowed to expire, according to data released this week by the Census [..]

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The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way Americans work

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Russia Expels 2 US Diplomats for 'Illegal Activity'

Russia’s Foreign Ministry said Thursday it has expelled two U

Hunter Biden Indicted on Federal Firearms Charges

Hunter Biden, the son of U

US Envoy: Taliban Kill 8 Key Islamic State Leaders in Afghanistan

The Taliban's successful offensive against the Islamic State branch in Afghanistan, IS-Khorasan, has significantly degraded its capability and steadily decreased large-scale attacks against civilians, according to a senior US envoy

Risks High for Kashmiris Serving in Indian Army

Kashmiri soldiers in the Indian army face risks on the job and also when they travel home to India-controlled Kashmir

Afghan Diplomat at UN Vows to Represent Afghan People First

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Pakistani Ex-PM Khan's Detention Extended Over Alleged Leaking of Diplomatic Cable From US

A special court in Pakistan extended former prime minister Imran Khan's jail custody for two weeks Wednesday in connection with a lawsuit accusing him of leaking a classified diplomatic communication with the United States to the public