White House Says No Deadline for Israel to End Gaza Onslaught Gaza's Health Ministry says over 17,000 Palestinians have been killed
US Looks to Help Ukraine Increase Its Own Weapons Production Jake Sullivan says the idea is to make Ukraine less reliant on US aid
US Tells Israel Not to Strike the Houthis in Yemen US officials tell POLITICO the Biden administration is not planning to directly target the Houthis, at least for now
US Military Conducting Flight Operations in Guyana Amid Venezuela Tensions Venezuelans voted to create a new state in Guayana Esequiba, a disputed oil-rich region that makes up about two-thirds of Guyana's territory
Senate Votes Down Resolution to Withdraw Troops from Syria The bill was led by Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and failed in a vote of 13-84
Israeli Defense Minister Threatens Military Action to Push Hezbollah Back from Lebanon Border Yoav Gallant says if it's not achieved by diplomatic means, Israel would 'act with all the means at its disposal'
Senate Republicans Block $111 Billion Military Aid Bill Over Border Dispute The GOP wants concessions from Democrats on border issues before advancing the bill, which includes military aid for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan
UN Security Council to Discuss Gaza After UN Chief Invokes Rare Rule Guterres invoked Article 99 of the UN charter and called for a ceasefire
US Granted Access to Sweden’s Military Bases by New Defense Pact Sweden is still waiting for Turkey and Hungary to approve its NATO bid
US Announces $175 Million in Weapons for Ukraine as Biden Pleads for More Funding The White House says it will be out of money for Ukraine if Congress doesn't authorize more
