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After Hamas attacked Israel, Senate Democrats said it was past time for several top-level military nominees to be approved.

Tel Aviv has asked Washington for specific weapons systems.

The aircraft carrier USS Gerald Ford is deployed nearby in the Mediterranean Sea.

This weekend's attack on Israel has highlighted issues surrounding Kevin McCarthy's ouster.

He cited indiscriminate violence against Israeli civilians, some of whom were taken hostage.

Israeli media, citing rescue service officials, said at least 300 people were killed.

Despite intense digital and satellite monitoring, Israel’s security services were caught just as off-guard as they were by Egypt and Syria w...

Former U.S. peace negotiator Dennis Ross weighs in on Hamas’ attack on Israel and the “missed opportunities” that led to the war.

Reinstalling the Californian, the thinking goes, is the only way to quickly deliver aid to Israel.

The confirmation of Biden's nominee for U.S. ambassador to Israel suddenly takes on new urgency.

The two men are refocused on something that has always united them: ensuring Israel’s security and long-term survival.

In comparison, his tone on Israel was muted.

The former vice president called out Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis and Vivek Ramaswamy by name.

Israel says at least 22 people have died.

The assault early Saturday combined a rocket barrage and dozens of gunmen attacking from the Gaza Strip.

The close race for control of the state legislature will tell us a lot about which party has the upper hand going into next year.

The Problem Solvers Caucus tried to hatch a power-sharing agreement as the speaker came under threat. The talks didn’t pan out.

The deposed former speaker has made clear he plans to stay at least through the speakership election before ending his House career, two peo...

The former president was "50-50" on coming to D.C. amid the speakership fight. Now, he’s throwing his weight behind the Ohio Republican.

Any one Republican still has the power to eject the House leader. It's a problem that only some in the GOP want to solve.

A behind-the-scenes campaign coaxed the former president out of a quixotic campaign.

Markets have been roiled for weeks as reports have underscored the economy’s resilience.

The president’s reelect is taking the threat seriously. And the party’s big money donors are trying to fund counter-offensive operations.

The announcement comes as the ongoing influx of migrants becomes a political albatross for Democrats.

The New York City mayor is on a four-day whirlwind trip through Mexico, Ecuador and Colombia, including the dangerous Darién Gap.