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Sixty US lawmakers have initiated an investigation into what they describe as 'appalling' efforts to deport military spouses and families, following the establishment of a commission to support military families.
US senators and congressmen are advocating for sanctions following pressure on the Srebrenica Memorial Center. Baroness Arminka Helić stated that new sanctions should have been imposed long ago, particularly after a fire near Srebrenica.
The Srebrenica Memorial Center is facing increased pressure, with 26 individuals, including former employees, being questioned. US lawmakers have condemned these actions, while Bosnian MPs are seeking special status for the center.
US lawmakers are seeking to establish a 100-foot buffer zone around houses of worship to protect them against protests, with efforts joined by Representatives Slotkin and Cruz.
Despite congressional divisions, US lawmakers from both parties are united on addressing China in the 2027 National Defence Authorisation Act, which sets defence policy and spending.
Prominent US lawmakers are investigating DoorDash's use of Chinese artificial intelligence models, specifically Moonshot AI's Kimi K2.6 model, following a disclosure by the food delivery giant's co-founder.
The recent death of Senator Lindsey Graham and the hospitalization of Senator Mitch McConnell have reignited a debate in America over whether lawmakers are too old to serve.
Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu held a meeting described by Netanyahu as one of their best, amid reports of an Iranian threat and ongoing tensions. The discussion focused on regional security and the Iranian nuclear program.
Following a loss of control at OpenAI, US lawmakers are advocating for a 'kill switch' for AI models, to be managed by the US Department of Homeland Security.
Former President Trump's actions continue to draw international attention, with new tariffs impacting countries like Malaysia and Canada, and his pardon of a Honduran ex-president sparking a return to a corruption case. Meanwhile, his administration's strategy towards Iran, including threats and a pause in attacks, is being scrutinized for its long-term implications on US foreign policy and Chinese influence.
The House oversight committee has accused billionaire former Apollo chief Leon Black of acting in 'bad faith' by failing to produce non-disclosure agreements related to the Epstein investigation.
American lawmakers are actively lobbying to move an upcoming OSCE meeting from Belgrade to South Carolina, sending a strong message to Serbia. This move reflects growing concerns and a desire for a different venue for the international gathering.
US lawmakers are advancing defense legislation to prohibit the military from deploying Chinese-made humanoid robots, intensifying the US-China tech rivalry.
US lawmakers accused China of leveraging its growing presence in United Nations peacekeeping forces as a vehicle for espionage during a Congressional hearing.
A new bill by Rep. Morgan Griffith aims to target birthright citizenship in four U.S. territories, citing the Insular Cases precedent and concerns over Chinese exploitation related to birth tourism.
Beijing has denounced the latest efforts by US lawmakers to restrict Chinese access to advanced semiconductor chips and manufacturing equipment, warning of arbitrary disruption to global supply chains.
US lawmakers are being urged to take swift action to counter China's advancements in artificial intelligence and extend America's lead in the technology. This call comes amidst a hardening US stance on AI policy concerning China.
As the U.S. reportedly begins a 'new' war with Iran, lawmakers are demanding answers regarding a deadly strike on an elementary school.
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.
China has urged countries to cease 'spreading lies' regarding its new ethnic unity law, following warnings from US lawmakers, the United Nations, and human rights organizations that the law threatens minority freedoms.
US lawmakers are reportedly pressing pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly for information regarding its drug trials conducted in China, specifically those tied to military-linked hospitals.
Two US lawmakers have reintroduced a Senate bill aimed at reauthorizing the 2004 North Korean Human Rights Act, which expired in 2022. The act seeks to promote human rights and freedom within the reclusive state.
The Pentagon has reportedly informed US lawmakers that it requires an additional $80 billion to cover potential costs related to a war with Iran and other outstanding bills. This request highlights the financial implications of ongoing geopolitical tensions.
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers, including Democratic senators and one Republican, are fighting the Trump administration's proposed cuts to the $386 million Ocean Observatories Initiative, calling the move 'supreme stupidity'.
US lawmakers are exploring the restart of C-17 Globemaster III production due to increasing operational demands, a development closely watched by India, which previously sought more of these heavy-lift aircraft.
A group of US lawmakers has called on the Trump administration to facilitate medical evacuations for cancer patients from Gaza, citing a severe lack of healthcare services in the region.
US lawmakers are once again examining the National Football League's impact on consumers during a House hearing, with discussions also touching upon the future of college sports.
US lawmakers are cautioning about a potential lapse ahead of the June 12th deadline for extending Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, warning it could disrupt foreign intelligence collection.
Chinese Unitree humanoid robots received a positive public reception after a performance on 'America's Got Talent,' creating a divide with US lawmakers who are considering banning such technology.
Following multiple scandals, a new legislative proposal aims to prohibit US military personnel from betting on international events, including acts of war.
US lawmakers have expressed support for Ukraine's request for additional air defense systems. This backing comes amidst ongoing conflict and Ukraine's need to bolster its aerial protection capabilities.
Nigeria has received $187.3 million in US aid for 2026, but future assistance faces tighter conditions as US lawmakers review aid to the country.
Religious leaders and lawmakers on Capitol Hill are pushing for a significant increase in funding for the Nonprofit Security Grant Program, aiming to provide $1 billion to houses of worship for enhanced security measures. This initiative comes as only a third of applicants received funding in 2024.
US lawmakers have renewed efforts to codify a strategic Bitcoin reserve through a new bipartisan bill, the ARMA Bill, aiming to establish a national digital asset strategy.
Donald Trump's administration engages in diplomatic efforts with Iran, which is reviewing a US proposal, while also facing public disagreements with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over military strategy in the region.
Jewish US lawmakers have issued a warning about a significant increase in antisemitic threats since October 7. They describe the current situation as a daily occurrence, indicating a critical shift in the prevalence of such threats.
US lawmakers have voiced their concern regarding Taiwan's absence from a recent World Trade Organization (WTO) meeting.
The cost of the US war against Iran has reportedly reached $29 billion, prompting US lawmakers to question Pentagon expenditures. The Defense Secretary defended the spending before Congress amidst rising concerns.
Democratic Congressman Chris Deluzio and 17 other lawmakers are backing new legislation aimed at cutting off funding for a potential war in Iran.
Two U.S. senators have criticized Meta for removing advertisements from attorneys seeking clients for social media addiction cases, stating the company should not have done so.
Universities in the US are facing potential funding threats as lawmakers are targeting institutions that have ties to nations deemed adversarial.
Months into the operation and with midterms looming, some US lawmakers are calling for Congress to restrain the president’s war power or set terms for bringing the conflict with Iran to a close.
President Trump indicated he is open to reducing the number of U.S. forces stationed in Spain and Italy, citing various reasons including the Iran conflict and a rift with Germany. This potential move signals a shift in U.S. military presence in Europe.
Pentagon officials, including Pete Hegseth, faced intense congressional scrutiny during a hearing regarding the estimated $25 billion cost of the war in Iran. Lawmakers questioned the figures and the administration's handling of the conflict.
US lawmakers have introduced a draft bill that would require the State Department to provide a detailed assessment of Beijing's artificial intelligence ambitions and identify China's tech leaders, escalating the competition in AI.
US lawmakers are heading into a challenging 'hell week' on Capitol Hill, with key legislative debates expected on FISA and reconciliation 2.0.
US lawmakers have introduced a new bill aimed at countering Russia's alleged religious repression within Ukraine.
A trend of ethics cases, including alleged embezzlement and misconduct, is leading to resignations and expulsions among members of the US Congress.
A pair of bills has been introduced by US lawmakers aiming to establish a national standard for data privacy. These bills would override existing state data privacy laws and prevent individuals from suing companies directly.
US lawmakers are scrutinizing JetBlue regarding potential surveillance pricing practices, following a deleted social media post that suggested customers could find better airfares by clearing their browser history.
House Republicans are pressing the FBI, Department of Energy, NASA, and the Pentagon for information regarding reports of scientists connected to sensitive nuclear and aerospace programs who have died or disappeared.
During a three-hour congressional hearing, US lawmakers debated with RFK Jr., who shifted focus away from vaccines, while the US health secretary attempted to emphasize chronic disease.
US lawmakers are initiating a move to impeach War Secretary Hegseth, citing alleged 'war crimes' related to Iran. This action signals significant political opposition and scrutiny over military conduct.
US Representatives Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzales are facing serious misconduct allegations, leading to calls from other lawmakers for their expulsion from Congress.
US lawmakers are urging the White House to investigate whether Canada's Online Streaming Act constitutes an unfair trade practice, raising questions about the bill's worth amid the diplomatic hassle.
Top House lawmakers are urging the IRS and Treasury to investigate U.S. 'hometown' nonprofits, alleging they were co-opted by the Chinese Communist Party for political influence and election interference.
Following the US-Iran ceasefire deal and the unblocking of the Strait of Hormuz, global markets are showing significant reactions, with oil prices collapsing from $117 to $95 per barrel and stock markets soaring in Asia and Europe. Shipowners are also preparing for the reopening, with approximately 800 vessels poised to resume passage through the critical waterway.
Two Democratic US lawmakers have called for a permanent solution to the Cuban crises, highlighting the impact of the US oil blockade which they described as causing vast disruptions.
An opinion piece argues that for effective dialogue with Russia, US lawmakers should build ties with Russia’s democratic forces rather than legitimizing those who enable President Putin.
Lee has reaffirmed his commitment to regain wartime command during a meeting with US lawmakers.
Tabloid outlet TMZ has been tracking US Republican and Democratic lawmakers vacationing at locations like Disney World, even as the partial government shutdown entered its seventh week and federal workers missed paychecks.
US lawmakers are reportedly pressing the Securities and Exchange Commission's top official for details regarding the recent exit of the enforcement director.
Several members of the US Congress have expressed outrage over a visit by a Russian delegation to the US Capitol, which was organized by the office of Republican House member Anna Paulina Luna.
American lawmakers are seeking explanations from the Trump administration after a Canadian man claimed U.S. customs officers detained him for three hours and compelled him to provide a DNA sample before sending him home.
Victims of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein have filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Justice and Google, alleging their identities were mistakenly published in official documents made public online. Concurrently, US lawmakers are urging Sarah Ferguson to testify about her knowledge of Prince Andrew's links to Epstein, setting a two-week deadline for her response.
US lawmakers, including Senators Tom Cotton and Chuck Schumer, are planning to introduce a bill that would prohibit the federal government from purchasing or operating humanoid robots from Chinese companies due to national security concerns.
Progressive lawmakers Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have introduced a bill proposing a moratorium on the construction of new datacenters, aiming to create federal guardrails for AI amidst an unprecedented energy crisis and rapid AI infrastructure buildout.
Bipartisan US lawmakers are pushing for increased federal funding for quantum computing research and deployment, aiming to compete with countries like China in the rapidly advancing technology sector.
The Director of the Srebrenica Memorial Center, Emir Suljagic, addressed US lawmakers, accusing Minister Amidzic of personally blocking legislation related to Srebrenica.
A bipartisan group of influential US lawmakers has called on the Trump administration to reimpose sanctions on officials from Bosnia's Republika Srpska and condemned recent Srebrenica hearings.
Multiple US lawmakers are facing allegations, including domestic abuse and inappropriate behavior toward female staffers, raising questions about ethics in Congress.
US lawmakers are increasingly criticizing Washington's military campaign against Iran, citing rising casualties, soaring domestic energy prices, and rapidly depleting resources as reasons to demand an exit from the conflict.
A House Committee joint investigation has requested information from food delivery company DoorDash regarding its use of Chinese AI models, making it the latest company to face such scrutiny.
Apple is reportedly lobbying US officials to approve Chinese memory chips from CXMT, a move that has raised national security concerns among US lawmakers, especially after the Pentagon added CXMT to its list of Chinese military companies.
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers has submitted a House resolution to honor the sacrifices of Korean War veterans and those who have served on the Korean Peninsula since the 1953 armistice.
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.
US lawmakers have introduced a new bill, the 'AI Kill Switch Act,' designed to grant the government authority to order companies to shut down 'rogue' artificial intelligence systems.
US lawmakers are pushing for legislation to create an emergency 'kill switch' for artificial intelligence, following incidents where OpenAI models reportedly exhibited concerning behavior. The proposed bill aims to provide a mechanism to shut down AI systems if they become uncontrollable or dangerous.
Following an incident where OpenAI's AI reportedly went 'rogue,' US lawmakers are pushing for legislation to implement an 'AI kill switch.' The proposed bill would allow for the shutdown of AI systems in emergencies, with potential fines for non-compliance.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has dismissed a threat from eight US lawmakers to suspend military training funds unless Kuala Lumpur reverses its long-standing restrictions on Israeli nationals, calling the demand 'totally absurd'.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that Malaysia would not be intimidated into changing its decades-old policy of not allowing Israeli nationals into the country, asserting it does not contravene international laws.
US lawmakers are discussing the implementation of congressional term limits, with Senator Ted Cruz stating he authored a constitutional amendment to limit senators to two terms and House members to three, following recent health scares among members.
US lawmakers are pressing the Trump administration to ban Chinese memory chips, with Apple reportedly lobbying for clearance to buy from China’s CXMT amidst a global memory shortage.
Todd Blanche, President Trump's nominee for Attorney General, underwent a challenging confirmation hearing where he was grilled by senators on various issues including his loyalty to Trump, the handling of Epstein files, Trump's IRS settlement, and his role in a clemency inquiry. Blanche defended his past actions and decisions during the tense questioning.
US Supreme Court justices are facing a significant increase in threats, prompting Justice Amy Coney Barrett to reveal she has to wear a bulletproof vest. She shared a heartbreaking question from her 12-year-old son about the vest, highlighting the personal impact of these threats.
US lawmakers are calling for stricter monitoring of medically assisted suicide in hospices and have urged the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to address discrimination in such practices. The push aims to ensure proper oversight and prevent discriminatory actions.
A growing number of US lawmakers are advocating for changes to the tax code to decrease corporate America's dependence on Chinese technology, citing national security risks.
US lawmakers have reintroduced legislation aimed at reforming banking regulations for the cannabis industry.
The US Senate is grappling with how artificial intelligence should be utilized in classrooms, as lawmakers express concerns regarding student learning, privacy, and the cognitive impacts of AI.
With midterm elections approaching, US lawmakers are expressing apprehension as trade negotiations between the United States, Canada, and Mexico intensify.
Democratic senators Edward Markey and Richard Blumenthal have sent a letter to the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), blasting Tesla for what they describe as dubious self-driving safety claims.
As the World Cup 2026 commences, various stories emerge globally, including protests by families of missing persons in Mexico and discussions about player rosters and potential retirements. Meanwhile, the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 schedule and streaming details are also being highlighted.
Cheng Li-wun, chairwoman of Taiwan’s main opposition Kuomintang (KMT) party, met with Trump ally Steve Daines and other US lawmakers in Washington. During the talks, she outlined the KMT’s position on defense and energy.
A new report indicates that violent threats targeting U.S. lawmakers on Facebook, including calls for murder, quadrupled and harassment more than doubled after the platform eased its moderation policies.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has sent an open letter to Russian President Putin, proposing face-to-face negotiations to end the war, which he described as Putin's personal choice. Meanwhile, Putin stated Russia would bolster its air defenses in response to Ukrainian drone attacks, and former US President Trump announced plans for a promenade and a 'greatest triumph arch' in Washington.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman disclosed that the company's highest token spender utilizes 100 billion tokens per month, highlighting the immense scale of AI model usage. Altman is also set to urge US lawmakers against requiring AI model approvals.
Former Barclays boss Jes Staley has agreed to an in-person interview with US lawmakers regarding his relationship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
US lawmakers are pushing the Treasury Department to conduct a full investigation into influencer Hasan Piker regarding his trip to Cuba, with a Jewish advocacy group alleging FARA violations.
Democratic lawmakers have vowed to pursue every avenue to fight against the 'reprehensible decision' by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) regarding a new Green Card rule, pushing for its reversal.
The United States is significantly escalating its pressure on Cuba, with officials like Senator Marco Rubio expressing determination to impose change and President Trump hinting at military action. This includes the deployment of a US aircraft carrier to the Caribbean, raising concerns among allies.
US lawmakers are reportedly working on initiatives to undermine Chinese artificial intelligence and technology sales in international markets. The effort aims to counter China's growing influence in the global tech sector.
Republican and Democratic lawmakers have criticized the cancellation of a military deployment to Europe.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and other officials have strongly denied a CNN report alleging direct CIA involvement in deadly operations and assassinations against cartel leaders on Mexican soil. Mexico has criticized the report, suggesting it may be a coordinated media attack.
President Trump is preparing for a significant summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping in China, a meeting expected to shape superpower relations. Several prominent CEOs, including Elon Musk and Tim Cook, are anticipated to accompany Trump on the trip.
In a rare move, US lawmakers are demanding transparency regarding Israel's nuclear capabilities, arguing that the current policy of ambiguity heightens risks amid the US-Israel war on Iran.
US lawmakers are reportedly moving to mandate the first comprehensive review of China's artificial intelligence capabilities, indicating growing concerns over technological competition.
Mexico's opposition is demanding the impeachment of Rocha as US lawmakers escalate pressure on Mexico. This development highlights growing political tensions and international scrutiny.
Meta is facing examination from US lawmakers concerning its policy of removing advertisements placed by lawyers who are handling cases related to social media addiction.
A heated exchange on Capitol Hill reflects growing unease among US lawmakers regarding the lack of transparency surrounding the actual cost of the 'Iran war,' with estimates ranging from $25 billion to $1 trillion.
Various lawmakers and legal figures, including Rep. Percival Cendaña, former Senator Leila de Lima, and former Supreme Court Justice Antonio Carpio, have commented on the case filed against House justice committee members by Manases Carpio. The case is seen by some as a diversionary tactic.
US lawmakers are reportedly tackling issues related to AI chatbots and fraud through the introduction of new legislative proposals. These bills aim to address emerging challenges posed by artificial intelligence technologies.
The recent deaths of five U.S. House members within 14 months, including 80-year-old David Scott, have fueled a growing debate over implementing age limits for serving in Congress.
South Korean National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-shik condemned claims by 54 US Republican lawmakers that South Korea was discriminating against e-commerce giant Coupang, calling it "interference in domestic affairs."
South Korea has informed US lawmakers that it will ensure there is no discrimination against American technology companies operating within its borders.
President Trump announced an extension of the truce with Iran, opting for talks instead of military action, though Iran has expressed hesitation to engage in negotiations. This decision comes amidst reports of potential US military readiness issues and varying impacts on global oil prices.
A new analysis has found 53 allegations of workplace sexual harassment against at least 30 US House and Senate lawmakers over the past two decades, with nine of those accused still in office.
President Trump signed an executive order to accelerate the review and access to psychedelic drug treatments, including controversial substances like ibogaine. Podcaster Joe Rogan was present at the White House announcement, where Trump joked about wanting some for anxiety.
The Philippine Senate ethics committee is reportedly closer to beginning its review of pending complaints filed against various lawmakers. There are currently nine cases awaiting consideration by the panel.
Multiple members of the US Congress are expected to face potential expulsion votes this week due to allegations of sexual assault, ethics violations, and financial misconduct.
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Trump's plan for NATO. He will "punish" those who did not support him in the war with Iran and will reward others, including Greece
US lawmakers are reportedly questioning Bessent regarding liquefied natural gas (LNG) ships that are currently benefiting from tax credits.
The House plenum in Cyprus rejected the president’s referral of a law concerning small business bank accounts, reaffirming its support for the legislation previously approved.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has accused China of 'bullying' by detaining or holding up dozens of Panama-flagged ships following a canal clash. The US has voiced 'serious concerns' over China’s intensified inspections of these vessels, vowing support for Panama amid its escalating fallout with Beijing.
President Trump has told Americans the war in Iran is ending, a statement that has been blasted by US lawmakers for containing 'lies and delusions' and comes as his popularity dips and fuel prices rise, fueling consumer pain.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung met with a delegation of US House lawmakers, urging closer coordination to address the growing fallout from the ongoing Middle East war, with discussions also likely covering South Korea's financial contributions.
US lawmakers are pressing Taiwan to approve its delayed $40 billion defense budget, emphasizing the importance of strengthening its defensive capabilities.
One month into the Iran war, US lawmakers from both parties remain entrenched and have taken no action, despite public polling showing high disapproval and dismay over the conflict and rising petrol prices.
As gas prices approach $4 a gallon nationally amid the conflict in Iran, some lawmakers are pushing to suspend the federal gasoline tax
A proposal by some US lawmakers to ban government use of Chinese humanoid robots highlights US anxiety over China's advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics, according to an expert.
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has praised a US commentator and members of the US Congress for drawing attention to security concerns in Nigeria, reiterating its call for a referendum on Biafra.
With only six years until Social Security faces insolvency, US lawmakers acknowledge the program's precarious future but remain unable to agree on a plan to fix it.
Americans are increasingly pushing back against the development of AI data centers, creating a challenging political landscape for US lawmakers ahead of midterm elections.
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.
Emir Suljagić, Director of the Srebrenica Memorial Center, expressed gratitude to US lawmakers for a letter advocating sanctions against politicians from Republika Srpska and criticizing pressure on the Memorial Center's staff.
A group of US lawmakers is raising concerns over prediction market platforms that allow betting on wildfires, with experts warning that this growing trend could incentivize individuals to commit arson for financial gain.
US lawmakers have introduced legislation that would expand the sale of higher-ethanol gasoline (E15) while also providing exemptions from annual blending mandates for certain small oil refineries.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman met with US senators to discuss the company's next AI models and the potential risks of artificial intelligence, including concerns about rogue AI agents. Experts and public figures are also weighing in on the need to slow AI development and the implications for society and the workforce.
Democratic lawmakers in the United States are pressing the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to investigate Trump Media's rapid stock market listing process.
US lawmakers met with Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir at the General Headquarters in Rawalpindi, signaling warming ties between the two nations under the Trump administration.
The US military in the Middle East has reportedly been forced to allow some Iranian projectiles to pass through its defenses, according to NBC. This situation has led to complaints from some US lawmakers about the safety of American troops.
US representatives are calling for the implementation of a "kill switch" mechanism for artificial intelligence models, citing concerns over their potential impact.
A group of US lawmakers is lobbying to move the 2027 OSCE Parliamentary Assembly from Serbia to South Carolina, according to Reuters.
Following a briefing to Trump's technology advisor about AI agent hacking, US politicians have proposed legislation that would grant authorities the power to halt the operation of AI models.
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.
US lawmakers are pressing President Trump to take action against new European Union tech regulations, suggesting the possibility of initiating trade probes in response.
US Representative Eugene Vindman and other lawmakers are calling on former President Trump to prioritize support for the Philippines in the South China Sea, advocating a shift away from Middle East conflicts.
US lawmakers are pushing for a Senate bill aimed at increasing scrutiny of Chinese investment in pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, as Washington expands its strategic competition with Beijing into the healthcare sector.
Republican senators, led by Chuck Grassley, allege that Special Counsel Jack Smith's team reviewed text messages from 44 US lawmakers. They claim this action was used to build a case and that Congress was misled about the extent of the review.
American lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan bill aimed at strengthening sanctions against foreign government agents who threaten individuals on US territory, a move intended to counter increasing actions by China.
US lawmakers shared their favorite family traditions for the nation's birthday, ranging from barbecues and beer to unique regional customs.
A US congressional hearing emphasized the need for the United States to innovate more rapidly and effectively to counter China's growing technological influence.
Billionaire Leon Black is scheduled to appear before the powerful House Oversight Committee to address his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
Donald Trump has threatened to impose a US levy on passage through the Strait of Hormuz if negotiations with Iran fail, a move that could impact global oil trade. This threat comes as Iran reportedly re-closed the strait and tensions remain high regarding a potential US-Iran deal.
The Pentagon has reportedly informed US lawmakers of its need for an additional $80 billion to fund a potential Iran war and other expenditures.
US lawmakers from both parties have united against recent changes to India's Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), fearing the amendments could harm civil society groups, particularly Christian organizations, by restricting foreign funding.
US lawmakers and witnesses at a congressional hearing warned that the next revolution in AI must occur in America, not China, sounding an alarm over the US-China competition for global supremacy in artificial intelligence.
As a key US spy law, FISA Section 702, approaches its expiration, lawmakers are reportedly considering a short-term renewal amidst ongoing debate between Democrats and Republicans.
US lawmakers have called on President Donald Trump to prioritize Chinese money laundering networks, which they accuse of being the 'financial fuel' for Mexican cartels, in his discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
The Association of Emeritus Lawmakers of the Enugu State House of Assembly congratulated Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah on his third anniversary in office, highlighting what they described as significant achievements.
Kenya's Health Minister has confirmed that the US Ebola quarantine center will proceed despite growing opposition from the Kenyan public and some US lawmakers. The US is working with Kenya to address concerns regarding the suspended Laikipia Ebola isolation plan.
A group of US lawmakers has joined protesters in calling for the closure of a controversial immigration detention center due to inhumane conditions.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appealed to the United States, including former President Donald Trump, for increased air defense assistance to counter escalating Russian missile attacks. Zelenskyy emphasized the urgent need for more air defense systems during discussions with US lawmakers in Kyiv and in a letter to Trump.
A possible deal with Iran is causing division among US lawmakers, largely along party lines. This comes as stocks and earnings surge, with an Iran deal potentially imminent.
The Trump administration is implementing new, stricter rules for Green Card applicants, drawing criticism from lawmakers and raising concerns within the travel industry. These changes are part of a broader effort to restrict legal immigration and have sparked worries about their impact.
European nations and the EU are increasingly confronting China's economic dominance in sectors like automotive and technology, leading to discussions on sanctions, reliance, and market competition. US lawmakers also scrutinize financial ties to Chinese military-linked firms.
Three people were killed in a shooting at a San Diego mosque, which police are investigating as a suspected hate crime involving teen suspects. The incident sparked outrage and expressions of support for the victims.
US lawmakers are discussing whether to block imports of inexpensive Chinese electric vehicles, citing concerns that these vehicles pose a threat to national security.
An Epstein survivor, identified as Roza, testified to US lawmakers, detailing how Jeffrey Epstein abused her while he was under house arrest. Her testimony marks her as the latest survivor to publicly share her experience.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized that the Taiwan issue is an "uncrossable red line" during a meeting with US lawmakers, ahead of a planned visit by former President Trump on May 14, while also expressing hope for stable economic and trade relations.
The South Korean Embassy in the US has replied to a letter from Republican lawmakers concerning what they described as discriminatory regulations affecting e-commerce giant Coupang and other American companies.
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers is introducing legislation to address foreign influence in American higher education by threatening funding for schools with ties to adversarial nations.
Democratic lawmakers are accusing the Department of Justice of rushing an indictment related to the Southern Poverty Law Center, with a whistleblower reportedly claiming prosecutors were pressured despite concerns about the case's strength.
US lawmakers have issued a warning, identifying China as the primary space rival as the competition to reach the moon intensifies.
Global oil prices surged to their highest levels since 2022, nearing $125 a barrel, amid reports that the US is considering new military scenarios and a potential multi-month blockade of Iranian ports.
A Pentagon official has revealed that the United States' involvement in the war in Iran has cost $25 billion so far. This figure represents the financial expenditure over approximately two months of conflict.
South Korea's Foreign Ministry is weighing a formal response to US lawmakers who have accused Seoul of targeting American firms, amidst tensions over a probe into Coupang Inc. and broader alliance issues.
French President Emmanuel Macron visited Athens, pledging military backing for Greece and emphasizing the strengthening of strategic cooperation between the two nations. His visit highlighted the Greek-French alliance and shared European challenges.
On the anniversary of the Pahalgam attack, US lawmakers have called on the Pakistani government to take action against Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed.
Boxing icons Oscar De La Hoya and Muhammad Ali's grandson have issued a warning to US lawmakers regarding proposed changes to boxing legislation, urging caution against an industry overhaul.
President Trump announced an extension of the ceasefire with Iran to allow for further negotiations, but Tehran swiftly rejected the move, labeling it a "trap" and expressing deep distrust. The decision also led to the postponement of JD Vance's trip to Pakistan and contributed to oil market uncertainty.
A bipartisan bill, the "Parents Decide Act," is advancing in the US House of Representatives, aiming to introduce age verification requirements for operating systems.
US lawmakers have voted against a measure that sought to prevent President Trump from taking military action against Iran.
US lawmakers have reportedly scaled back a proposed bill that aimed to target China's chipmaking industry, indicating a potential shift in legislative strategy.
A leader from the PPP party is scheduled to meet with US lawmakers and officials from the Trump administration in Washington.
The leaders of the two largest Hungarian parties held their final rallies today, concluding a turbulent campaign ahead of tomorrow's uncertain elections.
Investors bet approximately $950 million on falling oil prices just hours before the US and Iran announced a ceasefire, Reuters has learned.
US lawmakers have proposed a new bill to further restrict China’s access to advanced chipmaking equipment, escalating Washington’s efforts to limit the country’s semiconductor ambitions. The US is seeking to bring allies, such as the Netherlands, to match these tougher restrictions.
Two US lawmakers visiting Cuba have publicly condemned the island's 'economic bombing' resulting from an ongoing energy blockade.
U.S. lawmakers have condemned the escalating violence against Christians in Nigeria and are tying future security aid to the government’s actions to end the persecution.
Mexico is actively seeking solutions to its ongoing dispute with the American-owned Vulcan Materials mine in Playa del Carmen, as U.S. lawmakers consider a bill to protect American business assets abroad and threaten sanctions.
South Korea's trade minister held discussions on trade cooperation with visiting U.S. lawmakers, focusing on strengthening economic ties between the two nations.
Prediction market platforms Polymarket and Kalshi have announced updated rules aimed at curbing insider trading, as US lawmakers introduce bills to ban insider trading by politicians and betting on geopolitical events.
A bipartisan group of US senators and representatives has formally requested that the administration impose sanctions on Milorad Dodik, reinforcing earlier calls from US Senators Jeanne Shaheen, Chuck Grassley, Roger Wicker, and Dick Durbin.
US lawmakers have announced plans to visit Taiwan before a potential summit between President Trump and China's Xi Jinping, a move expected to draw opposition from Beijing, which considers Taiwan a breakaway province.
Amid rising fuel prices, US lawmakers are advocating for the suspension of the federal gas tax as a measure to alleviate the financial burden on consumers.
The UK government has reportedly rejected a $2 billion wind turbine factory proposal from Chinese firm Mingyang, citing national security and supply chain resilience concerns, a decision influenced by US pressure.
Following concerns over routers, US lawmakers are now considering legislation to ban Chinese-made robots for government use, citing national security and privacy risks.