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Why Biden didn’t accept the truth that was there for all to see

If he has the strength and wisdom to step aside, the Democrats will have two months to choose another candidate.

Netanyahu’s rivals tack toward a Gaza ‘day after’ without him

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant’s visit to Washington helps repair damage to the relationship caused by the embattled Israeli prime minister.

Netanyahu’s rivals tack toward a Gaza ‘day after’ without him

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant’s visit to Washington helps repair damage to the relationship caused by the embattled Israeli PM.

That clock ticking on our border policy impasse could be a time bomb

DHS is ill-equipped to stop potential terrorists from entering the United States, a new report finds.

That clock ticking on our border policy impasse could be a time bomb

DHS is ill-equipped to stop potential terrorists from entering the U.S., a new report finds.

Russia is punching back at NATO in the shadows

The U.S. urges its alliance partners to expose and blunt the Kremlin’s strategy of surreptitious attacks.

A wary White House views Russia oil sanctions through lens of inflation

Administration balks at a push by Treasury officials for more aggressive action on “shadow fleet” of tankers.

A wary White House views Russia oil sanctions through lens of inflation

Administration balks at a push by Treasury officials for more aggressive action on ‘shadow fleet’ of tankers.

The paradox ahead for Gaza: A postwar where war goes on

Even if major fighting ends, Israel will remain committed to demilitarizing Hamas.