Lawmakers hope for final passage this week, a rare bipartisan feat in polarized Washington
The Republican-majority chamber plans to vote Friday whether to allow former national security adviser John Bolton and other relevant witnesses to testify
White House Counsel Pat Cipollone said Democratic House managers did not ‘come anywhere close’ to meeting their objectives
The findings were part of a report released Monday by the Myanmar government-created Independent Commission of Inquiry
Announcement follows missile strike Tuesday on Base in Iraq that houses US troops
Mark Sandy, a longtime career official with the Office of Management and Budget, could offer key details about the holdup of US military aid to Ukraine
Marie Yovanovitch testifies that she worried about her safety after President Trump said 'she’s going to go through some things'
Much of the protesters’ ire has been directed at financial institutions, which they perceive to be part of a political establishment that has been accused of rampant corruption
O'Brien was selected after having collaborated with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on a number of hostage situations; he replaces John Bolton whom President Donald Trump ousted last week
Annual US report estimates there are 25 million trafficking victims worldwide
An email seen by VOA shows discussions about the warship between the White House Military Office and an officer with the U.S. Navy’s 7th Fleet ahead of Trump’s trip to Japan
In flurry of tweets, president responds to criticism
Threat follows US announcement it will withdraw from key arms pact if Moscow continues to violate it
Senate Democratic Leader Schumer questions legality of appointment without Senate confirmation
Strategies have been continuously updated since the 2001 anthrax attacks in the US
Vote by Senate panel of 11 Republicans, 10 Democrats is along party lines and sends nomination to final vote, following request by Senator Jeff Flake for brief FBI probe
Winds have weakened somewhat, but the life-threatening risk remains
White House says its levies on Turkish metals were based on national security interests, but Ankara's were retaliatory
Amid protests, Trump's officials embark on first major talks with president-elect Obrador and his team
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