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Gridlock is descending on Washington.

Senate Democrats are threatening to jam up the Senate floor with Iran votes, the Department of Homeland Security is still shut down, and President Donald Trump says he’ll stop any legislation (except for DHS funding) unt...


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Republicans want answers on the bombing of an Iranian school that killed 175 people, which appears to have been caused by a US Tomahawk missile, according to a video reported by Bellingcat...


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The Scoop

Planning for US President Donald Trump’s state visit to China remains scattershot with barely three weeks to go, people familiar with the preparations said, with no final list of officials and executives joining the American leader in Beijing.

The March 31-April 2 visit was expected to build on a trade truce agreed to in October, when Trump last met with Chines...


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The News

DORAL, Fla. — House Republicans gave President Donald Trump one of their loudest rounds of applause Monday night as he declared to them that the war in Iran would be a “short-term excursion.”

He then implied it might not be so short.

Trump told GOP lawmakers that “we will not relent until the enemy is totally and decisively defeated,” only to later tell re...


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Regardless of Monday’s oil price retreat, the war in the Middle East will have lasting impacts on markets and global economics, analysts said.

The conflict threatens to ripple through global bond markets, which in turn can have political ramifications, the Financial Times’ global business columnist argued: “This war and this market story will


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