Top House Republicans Call for Biden to Send Longer Range Weapons to Ukraine to Strike Crimea
Reps. McCaul and Turner say there's support for more oversight of the aid
Furious With Biden, Europe Says US Is Profiting Off Ukraine War
Officials are unhappy with the Inflation Reduction Act and its subsidies that could drive investment out of Europe
US Grants Chevron License to Pump Oil Again in Venezuela
The move eases some sanctions on Venezuela, but most remain in place
Israeli Military Chief Says Joint Activity With US to ‘Significantly Expand’
IDF chief Aviv Kohavi was in Washington for five days of talks with US officials focused on Iran
US Might Give Chevron a License to Pump Oil in Venezuela
The move would ease some sanctions on Venezuela
Biden Says Negotiations on Russian Oil Price Cap are ‘in Play’
Russia says it won't provide oil to countries participating in the price cap
Hungary to Approve Sweden, Finland NATO Memberships Early Next Year
Hungary and Turkey are the only two NATO members that have not ratified
Poland Rebuffs Germany’s Offer to Deploy Patriot Missiles
The Polish government said the missiles should go to Ukraine, which would mean direct NATO intervention in the war
US Military Set to Return to Subic Bay, Philippines to Counter China
The US closed its military base in Subic Bay 30 years ago
Still No Sign of Peace Talks Despite Increase in US-Russia Dialogue
The Kremlin said Wednesday it's not interacting with the US about potential peace talks
Pentagon Says Turkish Airstrikes in Syria Threaten Safety of US Troops
Erdogan says the operation is just beginning
EU Parliament Labels Russia as ‘State Sponsor of Terrorism’
The move is symbolic, as the EU has no legal framework for the label
