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The decision is a blow to Ankara but could also complicate matters for Washington.

The U.S. administration is reluctant to help with Syrian recovery.

With or without a trade war, Chinese foreign direct investment to the United States won’t stop tumbling anytime soon.

It’s time for legislators to share in the authority they claim to want.

The United States needs a policy that unifies its allies in curbing Tehran.

Iran hawk Bob Menendez’s reinstatement as top Democrat on Senate Foreign Relations Committee could alter politics around the nuclear deal.

If Russian outlets have to file, lawmakers ask, why not Chinese ones?

The GOP's absence from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's report on Russian interference is sad and abnormal.

A key official involved in House investigations faces a federal lawsuit alleging misconduct.

The constitutional amendment on presidential disabilities could pose a real threat to Trump. But that shouldn't give his opponents solace.

Congress would be right to reform FISA.

The answer to the violence in Charlottesville isn't to outlaw white supremacy.

The legislature has its own constitutional power to bring executive officials into line.

Sanctions on Russia are just the beginning.

A report detailed how DEA misled Congress on the attack that left four civilians dead. Senators are furious no DEA officials were punished.

After 16 years, the legal basis for post-9/11 military action may finally be put to rest.

Lawmakers issue bipartisan appeal amid concern the White House is abandoning Taiwan to please China.

Some lawmakers are fed up with Saudi Arabia’s bombing campaign in Yemen and oppose plans to sell Riyadh more U.S.-made munitions.

America’s national security demands it.

In an unusual move, the White House will host the entire Senate to update lawmakers on tensions with Pyongyang. But it’s not clear where the Trump administration is headed.