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World Oct. 28, 2013 - 07:00AM JST WASHINGTON — Europeans should be grateful for U.S. spying operations because they keep them safe, U.S. lawmakers said Sunday, urging allies to improve their own intelligence and oversight efforts. House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers called “disingenuous” foreign governments’ outrage over the National Security Agency’s large dragnet over…

Brian Dooley unpacks the impact of the 1999 U.S. election results and their effect on Irish issues.

  If there’s a terrorist attack, you can bet that you’ll hear about it, whether from a newsfeed, internet, television or radio program, or [...]

The party fringe is getting what it wants: more headlines, more spectacle and therefore more power.

(Archived document, may contain errors) A Special Report to the House Committee on International Relations Subcommittee on International Operations and Human Rights No. 24 3/29/96 THE CHALLENGE OF REVOLUTIONARY IRAN

Donald Trump turns the 2022 midterm elections into what a US senator descibed as a “complete disappointment” for Republicans.

“Republicans have followed Donald Trump off the side of a cliff,” a longtime adviser said.

After a rescue deal collapsed, the cryptocurrency exchange is scrambling for a lifeline, as investors and customers prepare to fight for their money.

While Eric Adams easily won the New York City mayor’s race, Republicans made inroads across New York, from bedroom communities on Long Island to City Council races in Queens and Brooklyn.

Share Share on Twitter It’s been less than two weeks since Representatives Peter Meijer, Tom Rice and Liz Cheney broke with nearly all of their Republican colleagues in the House and voted to impeach President Donald Trump, but in their home states, the backlash is already growing. In Michigan, a challenger to Mr Meijer received a boost when Steve Bannon promoted him on his podcast. In South Carolina, a local Republican is getting so many calls urging him t...