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U.S. Plans to Cut About 200 NATO Staff Posts in Symbolic Shift

The reduction, carried out largely through attrition, reflects Washington’s pivot toward the Western Hemisphere.

Lindsey Graham to Visit Israel for Netanyahu Meeting as U.S.–Iran Strains Intensify

On-Camera Arrest of Grand Rapids Protest Organizer Draws National Scrutiny

U.S. and U.N. Sign Deal to Revamp Humanitarian Funding as Washington Pledges $2 Billion

Trump Plans Mid-January Recall of Dozens of Biden-Era Diplomats

Senators Unveil DROP Act to Penalize Global Trade in Russian Oil

U.S. Weighs Terror Sanctions on UNRWA as U.N. Assembly Backs Agency’s Role

G7, EU Weigh Full Ban on Maritime Services for Russian Oil

Trump Says Few Disputes Remain, Plans Witkoff Moscow Trip After Leaked Coaching Call

Ceasefire Holds as U.S. Doubts Mount Over Trump’s Gaza Plan

Al‑Scharaa Arrives in U.S. After Sanctions Lift for First White House Meeting With Trump

Kremlin Says No Need for Trump–Putin Talks as Budapest Summit Is Shelved

27 Democrats Press for Release of Palestinian-American Teen Held in Israeli Military Custody

U.S. Weighs Sanctions on Entire ICC Over Israel War Crimes Case

Venezuela Protests U.S. Boarding of Tuna Boat as U.S. Cites Drug Search

A Year After Ayşenur Ezgi Eygi’s Killing, U.S. Has Not Opened a Probe

U.S. Boycotts UN Human Rights Review Scheduled for Nov. 7

Huckabee: Palestinian State Not a Trump Priority, Urges Europe to Pressure Hamas

Rubio Says Putin Team Paid Cash to Refuel in Alaska Under U.S. Sanctions

US Declines to Confirm Pakistan’s F-16 Losses, Directs Queries to Islamabad