Deputy Secretary of State Says US Has Offered Dialogue With North Korea Wendy Sherman met with South Korean officials in Seoul on Friday
Senate Committee Adds $25 Billion to Biden’s 2022 Military Budget The additional funds would bring the budget to $778 billion
Texas and Florida to Take Action Against Ben & Jerry’s on Behalf of Israel Israeli leaders have pressed US governors to enforce anti-BDS laws against the ice cream company
Report: US Mission in Iraq to Shift to ‘Advisory’ Role Sources told Politico that the 'combat' mission would end but troops will remain indefinitely
Russia Fears ‘Dangerous’ Confrontation With US The US and NATO have stepped up provocations in the Black Sea, a potential flashpoint for a conflict with Russia
Pentagon Confirms 7 Colombians Arrested for Killing Haiti President Had US Training Former Colombian soldiers are often hired as mercenaries
Pentagon: US to Discuss Troop Withdrawal With Iraq US and Iraqi officials held technical talks on Thursday
US Launches Airstrikes Against the Taliban The Pentagon says the US bombed Afghanistan in support of the Afghan government over 'the last several days'
Biden Sanctions Cuban Government, Says It’s ‘Just the Beginning’ The White House said the US is 'actively collaborating' with the private sector on internet access in Cuba
Report: Israeli PM Put ‘De Facto’ Freeze on Settlement Expansion According to Israel Hayom, Bennett hasn't allowed the council that advances major settlement construction to convene
