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Ukraine will work with whoever wins the US presidential election later this year, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba told AFP on Thursday on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos.Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic told AFP that the "essential part of Ukrainian success and victory is that the West remains united in its support".

The stopgap measure would avert a partial government shutdown, delaying the funding deadlines until March.

A group of NATO parliamentarians visited Washington this week to press for more aid.

Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-La.) decision to support a short-term stopgap spending bill marks the latest instance of the new Speaker rejecting tactics favored by hard-line conservatives as he navigates a bare-bones GOP majority. The bipartisan proposal significantly lowers the chances of a partial government shutdown after Friday’s deadline, and it mirrors the two-step framework conservatives…

President of the Environmental League of Massachusetts says efforts are needed to combat misinformation about offshore wind projects.

In 2022, New Mexico made national headlines for being the first state to guarantee a right to early childhood education through a constitutional amendment approved by 70% of voters. Those voters placed early care and education in the same category as K-12 education, recognizing it as a public good worthy of state investment. Amendment 1 […]

The US election campaign, the complicated relations between Argentina and Brazil, and an unpopular government in Canada will keep diplomats working 24/7.

Deep partisan differences are keeping proposals with bipartisan support from voters, including one that would give survivors of childhood sexual abuse a chance to sue their abusers.

Florida’s HB 1, typically considered the legislative priority of the year, is sailing through its committee hearings with unusual bipartisan support.

Congressional approval of a proposed compromise over the child tax credit and business and R&D credits in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act may be dicey. Utah Rep. Blake Moore says challenge will be getting anything passed. But there’s bipartisan support.