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Peru's Congress voted Tuesday to remove interim President José Jeri from office just four months into his term, making him the country's third consecutive president to be toppled by the legislature and its seventh head of state in less than a decade. The vote was 75
The Trump administration on Tuesday disclosed new intelligence to support its allegation that China conducted a clandestine underground nuclear explosion in 2020 — and confirmed that the United States intends to resume nuclear testing to match what it describes as illicit activity by Beijing and Moscow. Christopher Yeaw, the assistant secretary
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused the United States of placing disproportionate pressure on Kyiv rather than Moscow in peace negotiations, saying in an interview published Tuesday that it was "not fair" for President Donald Trump to keep publicly demanding concessions from Ukraine while making no equivalent demands of
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi sat down with the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Geneva on Monday, hours before a second round of indirect nuclear negotiations with the United States — talks that President Donald Trump said he would be "indirectly" involved in from
French police searched the Arab World Institute in Paris on Monday as part of an expanding investigation into the institution's former president, ex-culture minister Jack Lang, and his documented ties to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The raid, confirmed by France's National Financial
Secretary of State Marco Rubio traveled to Budapest on Monday and delivered what amounted to a full-throated American endorsement of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, telling the nationalist leader that President Donald Trump is "deeply committed to your success, because your success is our success." The visit
President Donald Trump announced Sunday that member states of his Board of Peace have collectively pledged more than $5 billion toward humanitarian and reconstruction efforts in Gaza, along with thousands of personnel for an international stabilization force in the territory. The pledges are set to be formally unveiled Thursday when
Secretary of State Marco Rubio told European allies Saturday that the United States has no intention of abandoning the trans-Atlantic alliance, delivering a keynote address at the Munich Security Conference that marked a notable shift in tone from the administration's posture a year ago. But while the
Hillary Clinton stood before a packed audience at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday and said what few prominent Democrats have been opting to say out loud: immigration in the West has "gone too far." The former secretary of state made the remarks during a panel titled "
Funding for the Department of Homeland Security lapsed at midnight Saturday after weeks of failed negotiations between Senate Republicans and Democrats over immigration enforcement reforms. The 52-47 vote Thursday to block a House-passed DHS appropriations bill sealed the outcome, leaving more than 260,000 federal workers facing yet
President Donald Trump said Friday he would sign an executive order imposing voter identification requirements for the November midterm elections if Congress fails to pass legislation mandating them. The announcement, made in a pair of posts on Truth Social, came two days after the House passed the Safeguard American Voter
President Trump told reporters at the White House on Friday that he plans to visit Venezuela, a trip that would make him the first sitting American president to travel to the country since Bill Clinton met with President Rafael Caldera in Caracas nearly three decades ago (Oct.1997). Trump offered
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