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It may only be Wednesday, but that hasn't stopped the U.S. military from racking up one of its worst weeks in a long time.

Congressional lawmakers have left themselves loads of work to tackle when they return from their current Thanksgiving break — and some real questions about just what they can get done. While Congress managed to avoid a government shutdown this year through bipartisan action, it has made relatively little progress toward funding the government for the full fiscal year that began seven weeks ago. On top of that, the process thus far has left hardline conservatives angry at new Speaker Mike ...

If BJP talked of special monitoring cells to watch ‘anti-Bharat forces’, Congress promises ‘stringent legal measures for hate speech’ and ‘reconciliation committees’ to bring communities together.

The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission is pushing for public companies to disclose their China investment risks, writes James Hinote.

An appeals court drastically weakens the landmark law. What happens next is up to the Supreme Court.

Assembly elections 2023: With voting over in Mizoram, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh, political parties have turned their focus on Rajasthan and Telangana.

TikTok could be the biggest foreign intelligence operation in U.S. history. It’s time for Congress to act.

The BEA found that outdoor recreation now makes up 2.2% of the national GDP and boosted economies in states like Wyoming, Alaska and Vermont.

Rep. Tony Cardenas (D-CA) announced his decision not to seek reelection in 2024, joining a quickly expanding group of representatives and senators opting to quit after the recent lengthy speaker and spending battles.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin made a surprise trip to Ukraine on Monday as US funding earmarked for military aid runs increasingly low, forcing the Pentagon to...