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'End all relations with foreign NGOs ... that seek to silence the speech of Americans they dislike.'

The House's FY25 State Department funding bill shows that the U.S. has a continued interest in keeping China at bay in the Indo-Pacific.

The House's FY25 State Department funding bill shows that the U.S. has a continued interest in keeping China at bay in the Indo-Pacific.

Egypt: President El-Sisi Meets Republican Minority Leader Senator Lindsey Graham

Instead of rewarding the U.N. by paying recent peacekeeping arrearsand raising the cap on U.S. contributions to peacekeeping, the U.S.should refuse to pay arrears until the organization has implementedthe reforms needed to correct waste in peacekeeping procurement andto ensure that peacekeepers are held accountable for abuses andcriminal acts.

With another hot summer looming, Mexico is behind on its water deliveries to the United States, leading to water cutbacks in South Texas. A little-known federal agency has hit a roadblock in its efforts to get Mexico to comply.

The current American threats to sanction the ICC could spell the death of International Law. Whatever little hope people had for a just international system will disappear.

Policymakers are relying on poorly understood assumptions in the war in Ukraine, but not all of them are accurate.

Pro-Palestinian protesters continually declared Sec. of State Antony Blinken a "war criminal" as he testified during separate Senate hearings Tuesday.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken will testify before the Senate on Tuesday, May 21, as the Biden administration faces a number of international crises.