Washington Politics
The law that could help Congress kill Trump's Iran deal
While lawmakers on both sides may prefer not to take a public vote one way or the other, there are ways opponents of diplomacy could look to derail the MoU
June 23, 2026
While lawmakers on both sides may prefer not to take a public vote one way or the other, there are ways opponents of diplomacy could look to derail the MoU
Some candidates are saying things the party would never utter in a million years — whether their policies will follow is another question
The GOP senator is privately positioning himself as a proper neoconservative alternative to VP Vance. In other words, a dinosaur.
Abkhazia's political crisis highlights a fragile balance between local identity and Russian influence
In wide-ranging mainstream interview, the former president remains characteristically ambiguous about his foreign policy
