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In the weeks leading up to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, those warning of the possible dangers of U.S. involvement were assured that such concerns were baseless. The prevailing line insisted that nobody in Washington is even considering let...

In a new USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll, 51% say the economy is in a recession or a depression, the gloomiest outlook in six years.

IN a recent article timed for the commemoration of the February 25 Edsa Revolt, President Cory’s  finance officers—DOF Secretary Jesus Estanislao and Central Bank Governor Jose Cuisia —claimed that they “undid Marcos economy.”  They described the Marcos economy as one characterized by inefficiency and where one had a hard time…

During Black History Month, we typically hear names such as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Justice Thurgood Marshall, and Rosa Parks. But let’s use Black History Month to expand our knowledge of Black history and learn a few more, but less well-known, names from our history.

This analysis draws out the implications of the UK’s 2021 integrated review for African countries and recommends next steps for African and other international stakeholders to navigate the UK’s overhauled external relations strategy.

Reynolds is among the Republican governors who pushed back against the Biden administrations COVID-19 health guidelines and vaccine mandates.

This analysis draws out the implications of the UK’s 2021 integrated review for African countries and recommends next steps for African and other international stakeholders to navigate the UK’s overhauled external relations strategy.

President Biden's State of the Union address affords him a massive platform, but could lead to others stealing the show on Capitol Hill.

US District Judge Amit Mehta said federal prosecutors have presented compelling if not strong evidence against Rhodes.

The U.S. Capitol Police (USCP) say that law enforcement agencies in the nation's capital are planning "extra security" ...