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Emergency crews spent much of the morning clearing debris from several apartment buildings struck in the assault. Ukrainian officials say the attack marks one of the heaviest barrages in recent weeks, with…
The move targets Gazprom and Rosneft, freezing assets and restricting energy sales through international markets. U.S. officials say the sanctions are meant to curtail Russia’s ability to finance its ongoing military operations….
Administration officials confirmed the president’s request late Tuesday. This demand comes as the Justice Department reviews expenditures from past investigations, igniting debate within Congress. Discussions are ongoing, and lawmakers remain divided on…
Vice President JD Vance, visiting the region, praised efforts to maintain calm but noted that the full return of hostages and their remains remains a key priority for both sides. Vance toured…
Senators are returning to Capitol Hill today amid pressure to end the standoff. The Department of Energy confirmed that roughly 1,400 National Nuclear Security Administration workers are being furloughed starting this week….
Essential services persist, but federal workers face unpaid delays. Lawmakers exchanged blame during heated Capitol sessions. Senate attempts to advance a House funding bill failed for the ninth time. Impacts include understaffed…
