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The majority party still plans to burn its most expedient ticket out of the fiscal mess.

In a wide-ranging interview, Chris Inglis explained how he’s using his new White House office to better synchronize the government’s fight a...

The White House is trying to work quickly to stave off criticism from more state and local officials over the resettlement of Afghan refugee...

Detailed notes of three classified calls provided to POLITICO show top Pentagon officials knew of imminent threat, but struggled to close Ab...

The attack comes as the United States winds down a historic airlift.

What’s happening in Tonga is a microcosm of China’s expanding global influence and why the United States is losing ground fast.

The deep well of experienced, non-white candidates is widely cheered within the city’s Democratic apparatus. But the same milestone is provi...

The fight over renter protections is now largely a state and local problem after Thursday’s Supreme Court decision to halt the federal evict...

The news comes hours after the military carried out a drone strike on an ISIS-K target in Nangarhar province in Afghanistan believed to be i...

It’s an old epitaph that doesn’t reflect historical reality — or the real victims of foreign invasions over the centuries.

U.S. Central Command said the U.S. conducted a drone strike against an Islamic State member in Nangahar believed to be involved in planning...

The hard-to-kill insurgency behind the bombing poses a huge challenge for the Taliban—and a puzzle for American efforts to keep the country...

The decision is a win for parents who fought back against the Republican governor over his hands-off Covid-19 policies.

The officer who fired the shot, who has been cleared of wrongdoing, revealed his identity for the first time after having gone into hiding b...

Many defendants charged in the insurrection planned and coordinated their actions on the platforms.

After a public meltdown and cancer, Michael Caputo is reexamining his career as a smashmouth politician.

The president called the dozen fallen service members “heroes” and recommitted to completing the U.S. mission in Afghanistan by Aug. 31.

A frantic, somber day in the West Wing as attacks in Kabul resulted in the death of at least 12 U.S. service members.

The president pushed back his meeting with Israel's prime minister, while Harris canceled her campaign event for Newsom.

“Basically, they just put all those Afghans on a kill list,” said one defense official.

U.K.’s Ministry of Defence says there were no British military or civilian casualties.

The news comes just hours after defense officials began warning about an increased terrorist threat from the Islamic State’s branch in Afgha...

The president's first major foreign-policy crisis could help Republicans trying to chip away at his popularity. But several factors threaten...