Senator's parallel diplomacy with Israel and Saudi Arabia raises questions about who shapes U.S. foreign policy
While global media frames Pezeshkian's apology as a de-escalation move, the diplomatic calculus behind it points to something more calculated: separating Arab neighbors from the U.S.-Israeli coalition
Three VA-certified disabled veterans may lose their jobs over license plates their own government legally issued them, because their police department says the rules work differently
From Haifa's waterfront to Tel Aviv's streets, Israel's military censor is rewriting the rules of wartime journalism, and journalists are paying the price
A proposed rule posted to the Federal Register would let the attorney general suspend state ethics investigations into current and former Justice Department attorneys, a power Congress explicitly addressed in 1998
A Supreme Court ruling erased the White House's fiscal centerpiece, and the CBO says the hole is $2 trillion deep