Human Rights Watch (HRW) has called on the US Congress to prevent the planned export of a large shipment of cluster munitions from Turkey to Ukraine, arguing that these weapons are not precise enough to avoid civilian casualties.

An opinion piece argues that the Georgian regime's attack on the respected US Congressional institution, the Helsinki Commission, frustrates efforts for sanctions relief for Georgian Dream's founder and complicates any reset in relations.

The US Congress has sent a strong message of support for the Great Sea Interconnector, an electrical interconnection project linking Greece, Cyprus, and Israel.

Following a letter from the US Congress Taiwan Committee urging continued support for the democratically governed island, Seimas Speaker Juozas Olekas reiterated Lithuania's strong backing for Taiwan amidst threats from China.

US Congressmen have written to Senator Marco Rubio, urging him to raise concerns about the detention and alleged torture of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan with Pakistani authorities, citing a UN special rapporteur's letter.

A Republican-led congressional committee focused on US competition with China has faced discrimination backlash. The panel publicly asked American academics if they believed they missed out on jobs in favor of 'applicants from China'.

The US Congress has concluded its session and broken for the summer, with members returning home to face political pressures and the ongoing influence of Donald Trump.

Bipartisan US lawmakers are seeking to increase federal funding for quantum computing research and development. This push comes as China and other nations accelerate their efforts to transition quantum technology from research to deployment in defense, intelligence, and cybersecurity.

Multiple US lawmakers are facing allegations, including domestic abuse and inappropriate behavior toward female staffers, raising questions about ethics in Congress.

The US and UK are considering licenses for Ukraine's arms industry, while a new bill in the US Congress could impose high tariffs on Slovakia for its purchase of Russian energy.

A new bill in the US Congress proposes to link military aid and sales to Turkey with the country's human rights record. This legislation aims to ensure that assistance is contingent on improvements in human rights.

US Congressman Joe Wilson urged Serbia to cease threats against Kosovo, end its dependence on Russian energy, and distance itself from Moscow, Beijing, and Tehran to align with Western institutions.

US congressmen met with Pakistan's Chief of Defence Staff Munir and acknowledged Pakistan's critical role in promoting regional stability. The meeting highlighted the importance of Pakistan's contributions to the region.

The winning architectural design for the Vilnius Congress Center has been announced, with the project submitted under the motto "TRYS" by Lithuanian studio IMPLMNT architects.

China's largest technology companies reportedly gave a US congressional delegation the cold shoulder during a recent visit. Analysts suggest this highlights Beijing's growing caution regarding artificial intelligence.

The US Congress has approved a defense bill amounting to $1.15 trillion.

Two American congressmen have introduced a bill that would grant authorities the power to shut down artificial intelligence models deemed a threat to society.

The U.S. Congress has adopted a symbolic resolution calling for the cessation of American involvement in the war in Yemen, with some Republicans joining Democrats in supporting the measure, citing a lack of clear mission or strategy.

Known American conservative commentator Tucker Carlson publicly accused Israel of maintaining control over the American political system through pervasive funding of political campaigns and strong lobbying efforts.

The House of Representatives is set to vote on the final passage of the $1.15 trillion National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027, which includes provisions to integrate US military technology and supply chains with Israel.

With only a week left until the August recess, the US Congress faces a long list of tasks, including advancing defense funding, the president's election integrity bill, and a stock trading ban for lawmakers.

Democrats in the US Congress have spoken out against a proposed bill for 'hellish sanctions' against Russia, which was drafted by the late Republican Senator Lindsey Graham.

WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert is facing criticism from figures like Dave Portnoy and a US Congressman for allegedly dodging a 'tough' interview with Dan Patrick regarding Caitlin Clark and other league issues. The Congressman has sent a clear message to Engelbert, stating he looks forward to hearing from her.

An opinion piece argues that the US Congress should prioritize sharing American artificial intelligence technology rather than shielding it. This reflects an ongoing debate about national strategy regarding AI development and dissemination.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with US Congressman Michael McCaul in Kyiv to discuss the battlefield situation and prospects for defense cooperation between Ukraine and the United States.

US Congressional leaders have called on the Justice Department to thoroughly investigate a break-in and reported vandalism at a California museum commemorating the Tiananmen Square crackdown.

A US Congressman has publicly blamed Fulani militants for the ongoing attacks targeting Christians in Nigeria. He called for greater attention and action to address the violence in the region.

A report claims that members of the US Congress made 6,170 'insider' trades over a 16-month period, highlighting a disparity in legal consequences compared to ordinary citizens.

An opinion piece suggests a significant change within the Democratic Party, predicting that a substantial portion of the American Congress will advocate for 'Free Palestine'.

Analyst Evarsit Beqiri stated that the protest is a historic lesson and that the US Congress is expected to publish reports on drug trafficking concerning Albania, following a proposal by Congressman Joe Wilson.

Work is currently underway in the U.S. Congress to finalize the defense budget, which is deemed crucial for Ukraine's security, according to Stefanishyna.

Former US Congresswoman Michelle Steel has been confirmed by the Senate and is set to arrive in Seoul as the new US ambassador to South Korea, becoming the second Korean American to hold the post.

The US Congress has blocked a vote on an amendment aimed at restricting military funding to Israel, despite earlier reports that the amendment was marked as 'Made in Order'.

Major-General Arnaut Moreira highlights a significant division within the US Congress, suggesting that the opposition would prefer a US defeat in the Middle East over a victory for Trump.

The Baku Initiative Group, an NGO primarily focused on the negative impacts of colonialism, particularly from France and Armenian allies, hosted its first event in the US Congress addressing the ethnic cleansing of Azerbaijanis.

Former US Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene announced her decision to stop backing the Republican Party, stating on social media that she is 'fed up' with a party that 'betrays its voters'.

The first housing package in decades has been passed by the US Congress, aiming to address high prices, though its implementation is expected to take time and test the patience of affected families.

Amid the ongoing Middle East war, the US Congress has symbolically requested the withdrawal of US forces against Iran. This development comes as tensions remain high in the region.

Primary elections are underway in New York, Maryland, and Utah, with various congressional candidates receiving support and Super PAC funding.

Meta is actively lobbying the US Congress to secure legal protections against lawsuits related to child harm on its platforms. The company seeks to mitigate its liability concerning the well-being of young users.

Meta Platforms is lobbying the US Congress for legal immunity against thousands of lawsuits alleging harm to children caused by social media platforms, according to Reuters.

The US House and Senate have reached an agreement on a housing bill that incorporates a ban on central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) until 2030.

With midterm elections approaching, the US Congress is grappling with stalled spending bills and partisan gridlock, raising concerns about a potential government shutdown this fall.

Top lawmakers have agreed on a key housing bill designed to limit investor ownership of homes, clearing its path for passage through both chambers of Congress.

Former US Congresswoman and intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard alleged that the United States operates 120 biolabs in 30 different countries. This revelation reportedly supports Russia's long-standing claims regarding US-backed biological research abroad.

A US lawmaker has introduced a House resolution to honor a late US politician's congressional legacy, specifically highlighting his significant contributions to the South Korea-US alliance.

Reports indicate that the US Congress plans to introduce legislation concerning the NFL's migration of games to streaming platforms, following pressure from media executives.

The vast rural areas of Northern Maine, which constitute the swing Second Congressional District, are expected to play a crucial role in determining control of the US Congress in the upcoming November elections.

Paweł Kowal, head of the Polish parliamentary foreign affairs committee, stated that Poland deserves to be the focus of US support on NATO's eastern flank. He shared this positive message after a recent visit to the US Congress.

A US congressman is demanding a new investigation into Israel's 1967 attack on the USS Liberty, questioning why the incident has largely been spared scrutiny.

A professor stated that within three months, the White House's decision on a permanent US military presence in Poland will be known, also discussing the US Congress's view on the matter.

The US Congress is undertaking a rare bipartisan effort to increase oversight of Pentagon leadership decisions and restrict unilateral military actions against Iran, highlighting renewed tensions over presidential war powers.

Key figures in the artificial intelligence industry, including the heads of OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google DeepMind, have jointly appealed to the US Congress to pass legislation that would make it more difficult to create biological weapons using AI technology.

Executives from the artificial intelligence industry and national security experts have called on the US Congress to implement measures protecting the country from biological threats that could be amplified by AI technology.

Adam Hamawy, a US doctor who served in Gaza, has secured the Democratic nomination for New Jersey’s 12th Congressional District, a strongly Democratic seat, putting him on a path to the US Congress.

The US Congress is set to consider measures that would codify rules for the military's use of artificial intelligence, including a proposed ban on using AI for domestic surveillance.

A US congressional panel reports that China is projecting 'outward confidence' despite underlying economic anxiety, indicating a strategic posture in its international relations.

The US Congress is engaged in a 'war' over the Pentagon's billions, as it moves to cut parts of the Trump administration's defense spending plan, causing some programs to lose billions while others gain.

Members of the U.S. Congress have sent a letter to Lithuanian leaders, reaffirming Lithuania's strong support for Taiwan.

Human Rights Watch has urged the US Congress to block the transfer of cluster munitions from Türkiye to Ukraine, citing the significant risks they pose to civilians.

Chairpersons of the US Congressional Taiwan Caucus have written to Lithuanian leaders, urging them to continue fostering close and substantive relations with Taiwan and emphasizing Lithuania's role in defending democratic values.

The US Congress has initiated steps towards potentially cancelling visa requirements for citizens of the Czech Republic, easing travel between the two nations.

The Financial Times argues that the US Congress needs to urgently broaden its export control regime on chips if it is serious about winning the AI race.

A bipartisan bill has been introduced in the US Congress urging an investigation into the alleged links between the Sahrawi group Polisario Front and Iran, with the aim of designating the group as a terrorist organization.

Michigan is emerging as a central state in the Democratic Party's efforts to secure a majority in the US Congress.

A new legislative proposal in the US Congress aims to link American military aid to Turkey with tangible progress on human rights and the rule of law. The initiative, named the 'Turkey Human Rights' proposal, puts arms sales under scrutiny.

Five members of the United States Congress have proposed establishing a Serbian-American Heritage Month to recognize and celebrate the contributions of the Serbian-American community. This initiative aims to honor their cultural legacy and impact.

A US congressional delegation met with Pakistani Finance Minister Ishaq Dar to discuss expanding bilateral cooperation, praising the Pakistani diaspora's contributions and Islamabad's role in regional stability.

Anita Orbán, István Kapitány, and Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi hosted US congressional representatives, discussing further strengthening defense cooperation and exploring opportunities for developing economic relations.

US Congressmen are actively encouraging Indian-Americans to engage in politics, emphasizing their growing presence and influence.

A move by the U.S. Congress regarding alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria is feared to threaten the country's food, health, and job sectors, highlighting Nigeria's dependence on foreign donors for essential public services.

According to Reuters, American members of Congress are lobbying to have the upcoming OSCE meeting moved from Serbia to the United States. This effort reflects concerns over the chosen venue for the international gathering.

The US House of Representatives is scheduled to introduce a bipartisan bill that would grant the Department of National Security the authority to compel major artificial intelligence companies to halt or slow down their operations.

Democratic lawmakers in the US Congress have unveiled plans for a new bank, to be funded by China tariffs, aimed at boosting US manufacturing through grants, loans, and investments for smaller businesses.

Syrian Jewish leaders, alongside opposition activist Mouaz Moustafa, have lobbied the US Congress to repeal the Caesar sanctions on Syria by 2025, despite concerns from Israel regarding Syria’s new Islamist-led government.

A specific blue-collar House race is being highlighted as a potential indicator for which party will gain control of the US Congress.

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Democratic members of the US Congress visited Cuba and drew comparisons between the US energy embargo and the situation in 'silent Gaza,' highlighting concerns over humanitarian impact.

María Ángela Holguín, the UN secretary-general's personal envoy, is working on a new blueprint to end the 52-year Cyprus crisis. This comes as a suspect has been arrested in the murder of former British minister Ann Widdecombe, and US Congressman Ro Khanna was briefly detained by Israeli military in the West Bank, highlighting ongoing regional tensions.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis had a brief but politically symbolic conversation with Greek-American US Congressman Gus Bilirakis regarding the potential issue of F-35 fighter jets for Turkey, to which Bilirakis responded that it 'will not happen.'

Santas, Mrs. Clauses, and elves from around the world have gathered in Aalborg, Denmark, for the annual World Santa Claus Congress

Greek-American Republican Congressman Gus Bilirakis has unequivocally stated that Turkey should not, under any circumstances, gain access to the American F-35 fighter jet program.

US Congressman Riley Moore has stated that the United States will be closely watching Nigeria's 2027 elections, paying careful attention to how the results unfold and how the elections are executed.

Analysts suggest that former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's endorsement of Connie Chan to succeed her in Congress, while focused on local issues, could subtly influence US-China relations.

South Korea's ruling Democratic Party has rejected a US congressional report alleging discrimination against American-owned companies, including e-commerce giant Coupang, stating the document relied too heavily on Coupang's account.

Two individuals have been arrested in Limassol as part of a drug investigation, while a US Congressman has requested a congressional inquiry into the Albanian government's alleged ties to drug trafficking. These events highlight ongoing efforts to combat drug-related activities and scrutinize governmental connections.

Groups named 'Doctors Against Genocide' and 'Priests Against Genocide' have called on members of the US Congress to take concrete actions to end the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in the Gaza Strip.

A US congressional hearing emphasized the need for the United States to innovate more rapidly and effectively to counter China's growing technological influence.

A US Congress member has reportedly hinted at the existence of 'interdimensional beings' in connection with upcoming information releases, possibly related to UFO/UAP phenomena.

Turkey's desire to acquire F-35 jets faces obstacles, despite former US President Trump's past willingness to proceed with the deal, due to strong reactions in Congress.

Deputy Foreign Minister Tasos Hatzivasileiou stated that any US defense procurement for Turkey still requires approval from the American Congress, noting that Turkey's stance towards Greece has not changed despite developments in the Middle East.

During a US Congressional hearing, Bill Gates admitted to having three extramarital affairs during his marriage to Melinda Gates, with the names of two women publicly revealed for the first time.

The US Congress has passed a largely symbolic war powers resolution concerning Iran, marking the first time such a measure has passed and adding pressure on the White House to end the conflict.

Darializa Avila Chevalier, a progressive Democrat backed by Zohran Mamdani, is challenging a veteran congressman in a closely watched New York race for US Congress, campaigning on universal healthcare and campaign finance reform.

The US Congress is advocating for a permanent American F-35 fighter squadron to be based in Poland and an increase in defense industry cooperation between the two countries.

Democratic lawmaker Raja Krishnamoorthi has called out white supremacists for a recent incident in Frisco, Texas, where a group shouted anti-India slogans and tore the Indian flag.

Representative Thomas Massie has raised concerns about the undisclosed funding source for a $300 billion reconstruction fund included in an Iran deal, comparing the sum to the US Congress's annual road budget.

Sabina Ćudić, President of Naša stranka, hosted an international delegation led by Tanja Fajon and representatives from the US Congress in Sarajevo, with discussions focusing on the upcoming general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The BJP has strongly countered Sanjay Raut's 'aghori' and 'Aurangzeb' remarks directed at Prime Minister Modi, expressing frustration over his comments. Meanwhile, Pushkar Singh Dhami praised PM Modi for completing 12 years in office while criticizing previous Congress administrations.

The architectural idea competition for the Vilnius Congress Center, a strategically important project for Lithuania and its capital, has reached a significant milestone. A competent commission has compiled a preliminary ranking of winners, with the final winner to be announced after participant verification.

The US House of Representatives and Senate have both advanced resolutions concerning war powers related to Iran, with bipartisan support for limiting presidential authority.

This article highlights that the US Congress has not officially declared war since 1942, yet presidents have launched numerous military operations without such declarations.

The U.S. House of Representatives is expected to vote this week on a $70 billion measure to fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) through Trump's presidency, following a delay.

Republican dissent in the US Congress is increasing, leading to legislative defeats for conservatives in both the House and Senate as 'defectors' join Democrats on key issues like Ukraine and Iran, and even regarding Trump's ballroom.

US Congress is debating new legislation, Section 224 of the National Defense Authorization Act, which critics warn could deeply embed Israel's military within the US military-industrial complex.

A US congressional commission has spotlighted Turkey's move towards full authoritarian rule, citing intensified crackdowns on political opposition, independent media, and civil society under President Erdoğan's government.

Adam Hamawy, a doctor who served in Gaza, is on track for a victory in New Jersey, which would make him a rare member of the US Congress with firsthand experience in the besieged region.

US Congress is approaching several deadlines for key legislation, including budget reconciliation, FISA, and defense bills. Republican divisions are threatening to delay the Trump administration's agenda.

Ahead of the November 3rd US congressional elections, concerns are being raised about potential attacks on the American electoral system by China and Iran, as well as the possibility of President Trump not accepting a Democratic victory.

US sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier have reportedly been at sea in the Middle East for seven months, with many struggling with psychological issues. Concerns have been raised by family members and the US Congress.

A US congressional advisory body on China reported that the country is projecting an image of confidence despite underlying concerns about its economy and future growth, following a visit to major Chinese cities in July.

The Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed gratitude to members of the US Congress for their letter concerning Taiwan. Lithuania aims for mutually beneficial cooperation with Taiwan.

US congressmen have called on Secretary of State Rubio to prioritize the GSI power link project.

Polls suggest that Democrats could regain a majority in the House of Representatives and potentially the Senate within three months, with Republicans reportedly paying the price for catastrophic decisions made by the US President.

Representative Kay Granger, a staunch supporter of Israel and chair of key House committees, has died at the age of 83. She will be remembered for her significant contributions in Congress.

A veteran House member warns against high expectations for legislative achievements from lawmakers during the upcoming lame-duck session of Congress, following the mid-term elections.

The US Congress is advancing a new bill that would empower parents to control their children's interactions with AI chatbots, aiming to regulate the growing influence of artificial intelligence on youth.

A US congressman has vowed not to quit his re-election bid despite battling abuse allegations from his ex-wife and her father, who is a US senator.

West Virginia Republican Congressman Riley Moore has strongly criticized India's proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill 2026, labeling it a "clear attack against Christians."

At least 70 House offices in the US Congress used identifiable AI tools, primarily ChatGPT, in early 2026, as lawmakers continue to weigh potential regulation.

A former analyst for the US Congress states that Washington has reached a strategic impasse with Iran, suggesting a 'dead end' in its approach.

A group of American congressmen has proposed designating February as 'Serbian-American Heritage Month' to recognize the contributions of the Serbian-American community.

A US congressional advisory panel focused on China has returned from a trip to Beijing, Shanghai, and Hangzhou, pledging to make these visits an annual event to strengthen engagement and inform their work on US-China relations.

The architectural firm Implmnt architects has won the competition for the Vilnius Congress Center with their project titled 'Trys'.

A significant battle is underway between two Democratic candidates in the first congressional district of Missouri, home to a large Bosnian-American population, with Israel being a central campaign issue.

Nina Ofner Bokan, special envoy of Montenegrin Parliament President Andrija Mandić, met with US congressmen to convey Mandić's views on the Serbian people.

A group of 40 US Republican congressmen, led by Joe Wilson, will introduce a resolution to prevent Belgrade from hosting the OSCE assembly, advocating for Charleston as the alternative venue.

Representatives of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) complained to American congressmen about the actions of Bulgarian authorities against their leader, Delyan Peevski, specifically mentioning Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev.

Former Barclays CEO Jes Staley is scheduled to testify before a US congressional committee regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. A US senator has also requested urgent information from Barclays concerning Staley's ties to the disgraced financier.

US lawmakers are considering new tariffs, port fees, and sanctions targeting China's dominant shipbuilding industry, aiming to revitalize America's commercial fleet without increasing consumer costs.

Batari Gabbard, brother of former US Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, has been arrested in Honolulu on charges of attempting to lure children into his hotel room.

The US Congress not only passed important regulations but also hosted a significant event that brought together 14 leading American chess players and two European players.

A delegation from the Center for Social Stability, a Serbian non-governmental organization close to the government and known for propaganda films against the regime's opponents, was hosted in the US Congress.

Recent attacks by Israeli settlers on international journalists and a US congressman have brought renewed attention to the issue of settler violence in the region.

An analysis discusses Israel's declining bipartisan support in the US Congress, attributing it to a shift in American public opinion, with a third of Americans now believing Israel has committed genocide.

Hundreds of Santas from various countries, including Norway and Japan, gathered in Aalborg, Denmark, for the World Santa Claus Congress, celebrating 'Christmas in July' amidst a summer heat wave.

The upcoming US congressional elections are crucial, with the defeat of a controversial candidate now jeopardizing the Democratic Party's efforts to secure a majority in the Senate.

The US House of Representatives is scheduled to vote on a bill that would make daylight saving time permanent. If passed, this legislation would end the practice of changing clocks twice a year.

Greek Minister Stavros Papastavrou met with a bipartisan US Congressional delegation to promote Greece as an energy hub and reliable partner in the wider region, aiming to help the EU end its dependence on Russian natural gas through the Vertical Corridor.

An expert who fled Cuba has issued a warning about a 'vicious cycle' that could lead to a significant increase in the number of communists in the US Congress. The expert expressed concerns about the potential for growing communist influence in American politics.

South Korea's presidential office has dismissed a US congressional report that accused Seoul of discriminating against the e-commerce giant Coupang, calling the claims inaccurate and contrary to facts.

US Congressman Ro Khanna has publicly endorsed Aisha Farooqi, a Pakistani-American candidate running for Michigan's 11th Congressional District. Their video conversation celebrated their shared South Asian heritage and American values.

Two American foreign policy analysts urged the United States Congress to adopt a firmer approach towards Turkey's policies in Cyprus, advocating for the northern part of the island to be explicitly described as being "under Turkish occupation."

India's former Ambassador to China, Pradeep Rawat, has publicly responded to US Congressional delegation member Ro Khanna, stating, 'Don't drag my name for your politics,' following a meeting in Beijing in September 2025.

Dragan Šutanovac, the Ambassador of Serbia to the United States, hosted Congresswoman Ana Paulina, a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee and the Serbian Caucus, and presented her with a statue of Nikola Tesla.

A House subcommittee in the US Congress is considering advancing legislation that would require tech companies to cover the energy costs associated with operating data centers that power artificial intelligence.

The US Congress is currently debating a proposal to eliminate the Social Security Retirement Earnings Test, a move that could increase benefits for working retirees but also raises concerns about the program's funding.

The US Congress is reportedly scrutinizing credit card swipe fees, indicating a potential move towards regulation or reform in the payment processing industry.

Meta is reportedly lobbying the US Congress to gain protection from lawsuits related to child harm on its platforms. This move comes amid increasing scrutiny over online safety for minors.

The U.S. Congress is showing increased support for drones and counter-drone technologies, with lawmakers advancing the latest FY27 National Defense Authorization Act to boost funding.

A deal on a housing bill has been reached in the US Congress, concluding months of intense negotiations and disagreements.

Reports suggest that the U.S. Congress is quietly working to merge America's military operations with those of Israel.

The US Congress is reportedly struggling to adhere to its normal budget-making process, raising concerns that essential programs for Americans could be at risk.

Spending on political advertising for the upcoming US Congressional elections in November is projected to hit a record $11.6 billion, according to AdImpact.

SPLC head Bryan Fair defended the organization's decision to include Charlie Kirk's Turning Point USA on its 'hate map' alongside White supremacist groups during a contentious congressional hearing.

A US Congressman has called for a new investigation into the 1967 USS Liberty incident, bringing a long-standing anti-Israel conspiracy theory to the House floor. Previous investigations concluded Israel mistakenly struck the ship during the Six-Day War.

Iran's recent actions, including retaliating for strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon, are seen as efforts to protect its regional gains and allies. Meanwhile, the Lebanese Prime Minister claims Israel has conducted nearly 3,500 attacks on Lebanon since a ceasefire, and some Republicans in the US Congress are defecting from Trump over Iran policy, reflecting his diminished standing.

Texas Congressman Chip Roy has introduced a bill aimed at reforming the H-1B visa program, which could significantly impact skilled workers, particularly Indian nationals.

Turkish-American NASA scientist Serkan Gölge testified before a US congressional hearing, detailing his ordeal in a Turkish prison where ordinary activities, including possessing a one-dollar bill, were used as evidence of terrorism.

Treasury Secretary Bessent and Representative Sánchez engaged in a fiery exchange during a discussion on a Trump family tax audit immunity deal, with Bessent accusing Sánchez of seeking social media clips.

Rival AI leaders Sam Altman and Dario Amodei, along with other tech CEOs, have united to send a letter to the US Congress, advocating for mandatory screening of DNA synthesis orders due to the rapid advancement of AI and concerns about biological weapons.