Rob Garver is a freelance journalist from Alexandria, Virginia.
Report documenting the Trump Organization’s receipt of millions of dollars from foreign governments during the former president’s term foreshadows legal battles ahead if he wins reelection
The Foreign Extortion Prevention Act makes it a crime for a foreign official to solicit or accept a bribe from Americans doing business overseas
Immigration officials processed about 300,000 migrants in December, and the factors prompting those numbers appear unlikely to change.
State Supreme Court ruling, on hold pending appeal to US Supreme Court, has some Republicans considering retaliatory measures
President Javier Milei has instituted dramatic policy changes aimed at bringing country’s economic turmoil under control
With US funding about to run out, President Joe Biden has been pressing lawmakers to pass a new aid package, but a deal may not be achieved by the end of the session
They've drawn fire for their position on the discussion of genocide since congressional hearing on antisemitism on college campuses last week
Republicans want to invest committee probing Biden family finances with more power, including subpoena authority
President faces the possibility that his adult son will be on trial in two federal jurisdictions in 2024
While some are issuing dire warnings, others see the former president's rhetoric as unimportant or even humorous
Announcement maintains the country's current credit rating, but warns of potential for trouble
The Venezuelan government insists that the oil-rich Essequibo region is part of its territory and should be annexed
Americans born in 2022 can expect to live 77.5 years on average, down from 78.8 years prior to the COVID-19 pandemic
One Sierra Club official isn't concerned, saying 'everyone that needs to be in place for something actionable to happen' regarding climate change will be there
Xi does not address the Law on Foreign Relations and the Anti-Espionage Law, both of which concern business leaders
The world's two largest emitters of greenhouse gases agree to work together in the fight to curtail global warming
The section of federal law that gives US intelligence agencies the ability to conduct warrantless surveillance of the communications of non-US persons abroad will expire at the end of the year
The announcement that the rating agency Moody’s has changed the outlook for U.S. debt to 'negative' has some pondering a new fiscal path
In 2024, American voters may see a larger-than-usual number of familiar names on their presidential ballots
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