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Joseph Cristella has been held for 10 months by Venezuela’s military counterintelligence unit, joining at least four other Americans detained in Caracas.

South Africa’s support for Russia after its invasion of Ukraine has incensed some in Washington.

The Israeli president will speak to Congress on Wednesday, an attempt to salvage the bipartisan support that has become frayed.

Federal wildland firefighters could lose up to a third of their pay without action from Congress. Idaho’s delegation should act. | Opinion

Senator Jim Risch says inviting sanctioned leader Emmerson Mnangagwa could have legal consequences.

Carol Tomé, who positioned herself as a friend of workers when she took the helm at UPS, is facing a potential strike by her workforce.

Washington, D.C. -- U.S. Representative Stephanie Bice, R-Oklahoma, introduced House Resolution 4395, the Natural Gas Appliances Standards (GAS) Act. This legislation would address the Department of Energys (DOE) effort to

Senator Jim Risch, the senior Republican on the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has strongly objected to Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa being invited to last week’s US-Africa Business Summit, which took place in Gaborone, Botswana. By Peter Fabricius Last month, Risch wrote to Florizelle Liser, the president and CEO of the Corporate Council on Africa (CCA),…

A committee has approved an amendment to US legislation granting Australia exemption from tough US defence technology export controls.

DoorDash has swiftly built up a presence in Washington since bringing on its first outside firm in 2020.