U.S. Congress

A young woman once hailed as the future of the Republican Party embraces Trumpism to stay that way.

A “game-changing” bill hits an impasse over programs in Haiti and Libya.

The U.S. House speaker puts both Washington and Beijing in a bind.

Damned if she goes, damned if she doesn’t.

A bipartisan resolution will underscore that Russian war crimes in Ukraine have constituted a genocide.

It’s all about isolationists vs. internationalists.

Scolding and paternalism are not winning over African leaders when it comes to ties with Russia.

Lawmakers push the U.S. State Department to overcome its “bunker mentality,” but in Ukraine, that’s complicated.

A landmark report on human rights in China was delayed six months over a behind-the-scenes impasse on LGBTQ rights.

Officials in Washington say no to independence but make room for closer ties.

A slew of new measures are fundamentally transforming economic relations.

U.S. Senate strikes down sanctions bill on a Russian pipeline project that became a political lightning rod in Washington.

Republicans are looking to capitalize on the White House’s perceived missteps in Afghanistan and Ukraine.

The U.S. president is reneging on his campaign promises in an effort to appease Riyadh. A bipartisan team of lawmakers can stop him.

Career diplomats are concerned that the State Department won’t institute changes to address bullying or mismanagement in the future.

Beijing warned U.S. lawmakers the trip would erode the “One China” status quo.

Former Trump officials are grooming a new generation of Senate candidates to make the hard-line approach to China the GOP’s default.

Washington isn’t behaving like a competent great power due to partisan gridlock, recycling of discredited ideas, and a lack of focus on real threats.

Moderates want to give U.S. President Joe Biden more war powers to stave off a Chinese invasion. Progressives don’t agree.